Manchin to Seek Byrd Senate Seat in WV Roundup
Gov. Joe Manchin announced his bid for the late Senator Robert Byrd’s U S Senate seat after lawmakers set Aug 28 primary and Nov 2 general election dates. The plan follows his rise from state official to governor and his role with the National Governors Association.
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Robert C. Byrd
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Congress
Senate votes 60 40 to restart jobless benefits now
Senate Democrats break filibuster by one vote to advance a 34 billion extension of unemployment benefits for 2.5 million Americans amid a slow recovery. The bill faces a final vote as Republicans press for deficit paid cuts. The debate centers on funding the extension against a backdrop of a rising national debt.
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Afghan-led security by 2014 reaffirmed at Kabul conference
At a locked down Kabul meeting with over 40 foreign ministers and UN chief Ban Ki moon, the United States and partners endorsed a phased transfer of security to Afghan forces by 2014 while noting doubts about readiness. Karzai affirmed Afghan control of military and law enforcement by 2014.
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Hillary Clinton
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Kagan Approved by Senate Judiciary Committee Amid Partisan Tensions
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 13 to 6 to approve Elena Kagan as President Obama's Supreme Court nominee. Lindsey Graham was the lone Republican in support, calling her smart and well-qualified while noting her liberal leanings. If confirmed, the court would feature four Democrats and three women, none Protestant.
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Indiana sued over cutting food stamp aid in Indiana
A lawsuit challenges Indiana policy that lowers grocery allowances when federal food stamp amounts rise. Advocates say federal law bans counting food stamps as income to reduce other benefits. The case centers on adults with developmental disabilities including an autistic man in Indianapolis. Governor Daniels and state agencies say they may review the practice.
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