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Americans will elect not only a president on Tuesday, but also his huge team of aides, advisers and bureaucrats who will help the winner run the federal government for the next four years.
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Ellen Engleman Conners lost her shot at a second term as President George W. Bush’s choice to lead the National Transportation Safety Board after others at the...
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President-elect Barack Obama on Monday chose the dean at his alma mater, Harvard Law School, to represent the United States before the Supreme Court.
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President-elect Barack Obama wants the dean at his alma mater, Harvard Law School, to represent the United States before the Supreme Court.
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Day by day, name by name, President-elect Barack Obama’s Cabinet is taking shape, and other top jobs are being filled.
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Day by day, name by name, President-elect Barack Obama’s Cabinet is taking shape, and other top jobs are being filled.
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President-elect Barack Obama is weighing an array of Washington insiders and outsiders, including some Republicans, for Cabinet and other top positions, according to...
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It’s Washington’s favorite parlor game during a presidential transition: trying to figure out who’ll land a top spot in the new administration....
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Come January, not everyone from the Bush administration will be out of office.
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President-elect Obama is weighing an array of Washington insiders and outsiders, including some Republicans, for top administration posts, according to Democratic...
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President-elect Obama is weighing an array of Washington insiders and outsiders, including some Republicans, for top administration posts, according to Democratic...
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A newspaper reports Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick may have transferred some appointees into civil service positions before he left office.
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A newspaper reports Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick may have transferred some appointees into civil service positions before he left office.
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Potential jurors in the trial of one of the nation’s few late-term abortion providers were told Monday to set aside their personal views about abortion, and at...
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Potential jurors in the Barry Bonds trial will not be asked their opinion of Alex Rodriguez.
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Potential jurors are being questioned in Miami federal court for the third trial of six men accused of plotting with al-Qaida to destroy Chicago’s Sears Tower and...
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U.S. intelligence officials say the Jan. 20 inauguration is an attractive target for international and domestic terrorist groups, but they know of no specific threat...
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President-elect Barack Obama is weighing an array of Washington insiders and outsiders, including some Republicans, for Cabinet and other top positions, according to...
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It’s Washington’s favorite parlor game during a presidential transition: trying to figure out who’ll land a top spot in the new administration....
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President-elect Obama is weighing an array of Washington insiders and outsiders, including some Republicans, for top administration posts, according to Democratic...
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President-elect Obama is weighing an array of Washington insiders and outsiders, including some Republicans, for top administration posts, according to Democratic...
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Potential successors to Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda, who abruptly resigned this week, began rallying their forces Wednesday ahead of a ruling party vote to...
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According to Professor David Jesson, the talents of students ‘was going a waste’, because the state school system is not able to fulfill the potential of...
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