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APNewsBreak: Conn. Senate ad hits WWE on lobbying
National security shuffle: Jones out, Donilon in
Jones resigns as NSC chief, Donilon next director
AP sources: National security adviser resigning
Democrats see glimmers of hope in election gloom
Biden helps US Senate candidate raise $100K in Mo.
Biden: Walker skating by with GOP talking points
Specter to raise cash for primary foe who beat him
POLITICAL INSIDER: Conservative group airs ads
Israeli premier weighing new settlement curbs
Black community looks for Chicago mayor candidate
DC offers embassy evenings of musical diplomacy
Here comes the sun: White House to go solar
Emanuel to get reacquainted with Chicago
CHICAGO — Former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel began his campaign for mayor of Chicago in earnest on Monday, greeting commuters at a downtown elevated train station.
Emanuel says he’s preparing run for Chicago mayor
Palestinians back Abbas on settlement slowdown
Syrian leader: Mideast talks only to help Obama
Political dance continues in Chicago mayor’s race
Rahm’s gone: New day, new tone for the White House
Obama announces Emanuel’s exit as chief of staff
White House chief of staff: Emanuel out, Rouse in
Rouse, insider’s insider, to replace Emanuel
AP sources: Emanuel leaving White House on Friday
Pakistan cuts NATO supply line after border firing
Jimmy Carter to spend 2nd night in Ohio hospital
Carter’s Washington book signing events canceled
Carter remains in Ohio hospital for observation
Carter rests at hospital, plans to resume tour
Emanuel faces hurdles if coming home to Chicago
Carter sickened on plane, rests at Ohio hospital
Carter sickened on plane, resting at Ohio hospital
Obama both rallies, scolds Dems in campaign trip
US in last-ditch attempt to save Mideast talks
In backyards and on campus, Obama rallies Dems
Emanuel decision near; likely to leave White House
In Mayaguez incident, US considered its prestige
In 1975 incident, officials considered US prestige
Response to ‘75 ship crisis focused on US prestige
Judge orders lesbian reinstated to Air Force
Nationals president Stan Kasten leaving club
Obama challenges the world: Time for Mideast peace
Time crunch for Emanuel in Chicago mayor race
Obama presses Mideast peace in UN address
UNITED NATIONS — President Barack Obama is exhorting the world to unite around the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, challenging the United Nations to support an agreement that would create an independent Palestine and a secure Israel in a year’s time.
Book unearths divisions over Obama war plan
Book says aides doubt Obama’s Afghan strategy
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