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(CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama has picked Delaware Sen. Joe Biden to be his running mate.
Delaware Sen. Joe Biden has been tabbed as Sen. Barack Obama's vice-presidential running mate.
The longtime Democratic senator was long considered a likely choice for vice president, but the buzz surrounding him intensified after (Read More)
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(CNN) — Sen. Barack Obama has selected Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware as his running mate on the Democratic ticket for the White House, two Democratic sources told CNN.
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CNN: Russian president calls halt to Georgian war
Russia's president has ordered an end to military operations against Georgia, the official Russian news agency Interfax reported Tuesday.
CNN: Memos show Clinton camp lines of attack, disarray
Sen. Hillary Clinton's one-time chief strategist wanted to attack Sen. Barack Oba (Read More)
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A round-up of political stories from CNN's Political Ticker blog. (Read More)
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CNN: Obama to unveil energy plan Monday
Barack Obama travels to battleground Michigan Monday to unveil details on his energy policy. Obama speaks at 11am ET in the Lansing, where the campaign said he will announce his “New Energy for America” plan. (Read More)
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While companies may struggle to catch on with social media, the government seems to be taking steps to do the same. We're surprised they waited this long! According to the latest Qik blog update, both livestreaming and twittering recently took place on the floor of Congress in Capitol Hill. Is this exciting news about the (Read More)
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Congress adjourned Friday for a five-week summer recess with little-to-nothing to show on lowering high energy prices for consumers. This comes despite a vow by legislators following its last long break to deliver some relief to outraged constituents.
Will voters punish Congress come November?. (Read More)
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