Obama says economy will worsen before it improves
President elect Barack Obama warns the economy will get worse before it gets better as he outlines a large recovery plan. He says a major public works program and homeowner aid will stabilize the economy and restore confidence, while pressuring automakers to survive the crisis.
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Obama education pick sparks debate over a path to reform
The incoming president faces a choice for education secretary that could shape how schools improve. Democrats and reform advocates clash over nominees like Linda Darling-Hammond, Inez Tenenbaum, Joel Klein, Arne Duncan, and Michelle Rhee. Biden, Burr, and Bayh offer cautious bets on pragmatism versus ideology.
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