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By: Majdy 
The White House still has 75 days before it welcomes Barrack Obama as the chosen one for the next four years. In the meantime, the Bush administration is at full throttle...
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- Bush Administration Rushes to Relax Environmental Rules Before Leaving | 80beats | Discover MagazineSubmitted By: Majdy | about 1 year agoAmerican voters may have enthusiastically chosen to send Barack Obama to the White House as the next president of the United States, but the Bush Administration still has 76 days in office and seems to be making the most of that time by passing a ...
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- News Source: Denver Post | 12 months agoThat said, it looks like the Bush administration is going to do everything it can to keep things just the way they are. Buried in the Washington Post's paean to George Bush's newfound commitment to transparency and bipartisanship, we get this nugget...
- News Source: Washington Post | 12 months agoSerious decisions, and potentially divisive ones, still remain for the politically and ideologically divided camps, such as access to classified information and, in particular, battles over the regulations and executive orders that will define the...
- News Source: B92 | about 1 year agoWith further signs of economic difficulties President-elect Barack Obama address the media in his first news conference on Friday, VOA reports. The U.S. jobless rate climbed to a 14-year high, another indication the economy is in recession...At the...
- News Source: Hindustan times | about 1 year agoUS President-elect Barack Obama will not be attending a summit of world leaders for economic crisis talks in Washington next week. Obama's transition spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter on Friday confirmed the president-elect would not be attending the...
- News Source: Qawim | about 1 year agoNow it appears that banks plan to hoard the cash, to use it to help pay for mergers with other healthy banks (not weak ones), or to pay out dividends and bonuses. And Paulson, instead of publicly rebuking them, has let it be known that mergers would...
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