Caroline Kennedy ends bid for U.S. Senate seat
Caroline Kennedy announces she will drop her bid to be appointed to the U.S. Senate seat once held by her slain uncle Edward Kennedy. She said she informed Governor Paterson of her decision and offered no further reasons. Paterson will appoint to fill the seat and had no comment.
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Supreme Court bills Web porn legislation
The article notes U S Supreme Court action on Internet blocking law. It cites FBI in Knoxville and New York executives with postmarked letters from Knoxville. It mentions Israel Gaza cease-fire events and allegations of white phosphorus use amid international reactions.
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Obama marks first day with economy push and Guantanamo plan
President Obama outlines steps to revive the economy and charts a new Iraq course while preparing an executive order to close Guantanamo within 18 months. Hillary Clinton is confirmed as secretary of state 94 to 2 after a brief Senate delay.
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Obama and Roberts redo oath at White House Map Room
Obama and Chief Justice Roberts recited the oath again at the White House Map Room after the earlier flub. The scene included a small press group, no cameras, and remarks about taking the oath slowly and with caution.
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Salmonella recall widens to dog biscuits and peanut products
Federal health officials say the salmonella and peanut product recall grows daily with 125 plus items, from cookies and ice cream to dog treats. Kellogg and NutriSystem have issued recalls, while FDA posts a searchable peanut product database as outbreaks reach 40 states and 486 illnesses with six deaths.
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