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  • Rifts show as Obama urges quick action on stimulus

    Lawmakers are under orders to finish action on President-elect Barack Obama's nearly $800 billion economic recovery plan by mid-February. But already it is plain that a set of serious fissures need to be bridged if the bill is to be completed within five weeks.

  • Former Pentagon chief predicts Iran crisis soon

    William Perry, who headed the Pentagon during a 1994 nuclear standoff with North Korea, predicted on Thursday that President-elect Barack Obama will soon face a nuclear crisis with Iran.

  • Obama wants to cut energy use in federal buildings

    President-elect Barack Obama wants to use his economic aid plan to cut energy use in federal buildings, a long-sought goal that has achieved mixed success.

  • Richardson withdrawal leaves gap in Cabinet picks

    The Cabinet that President-elect Barack Obama picked on a fast track has an unexpected opening, with New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, Obama's choice for commerce secretary, withdrawing under pressure of a federal investigation into how his political donors landed a lucrative transportation contract.

  • Obama, Richardson statements on withdrawal

    Statements from President-elect Barack Obama and New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson that were released Sunday by Obama's transition office on Richardson's decision to withdraw as Obama's nominee to be commerce secretary:

  • Obama bids Midwest goodbye, lands in Washington

    President-elect Barack Obama rejoined his family in Washington on Sunday evening after bidding a poignant farewell to his Chicago home as he begins final preparations for his Jan. 20 inauguration.

  • Good luck getting around D.C. on Inauguration Day

    On a typical weekday, hundreds of thousands of people commute to the nation's capital, snarling roads and packing subway trains and buses during peak hours.

  • Fort Riley soldiers, horses part of inauguration

    Training will begin in earnest next week for 14 participants from Kansas who will appear in the inauguration parade in Washington D.C. They are preparing for frigid weather, large and potentially unruly crowds, and icy streets dotted by dangerous manhole covers, subway grates and steam vents.

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