May 23, 2013

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New Jobs Report Looms Over Obama Campaign Bus Trip

Campaigning by bus through swing state Ohio, President Barack Obama cast his re-election bid as a bet on the American worker Thursday, even as he braced for a Friday unemployment report that will help set battle lines for the hot summer to come.

Romney Looking At A Woman As Possible Running Mate

As political chatter over Mitt Romney's choice for running mate gets louder, the presumptive GOP nominee's wife offered a new glimpse into the highly secretive process: the campaign, she said, is looking at women.

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Obama Pushing For Fair Trade

President Barack Obama on Thursday pushed his vision for fair trade practices while kicking off his two-day bus tour through Ohio and Pennsylvania, a region known as a manufacturing hub.

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Recounts Ordered For More Than Half of Mexico's Boxes

Official ballot counts began in Mexico on Wednesday. The political parties will supervise, review and watch over the recount. Early results announced last Sunday, give the Presidential victory to PRI's Peña Nieto.

Sarkozy's Home and Offices Raided

The move comes amid an ongoing campaign finance investigation. Police raided the home and offices of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who lost his re-election bid to Socialist François Hollande in May.

Opponent Demands Recount In Mexico's Election

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador also challenged the 2006 election results. Mexico's presumed president-elect, announced Sunday, says it is time for the country to leave behind political rancor.

Biden: Romney's Assault On Teachers

Vice President Joe Biden said teachers "are under full blown assault" by Mitt Romney and "his allies in Congress" Tuesday. In response, the Romney campaign said the vice president was touting "failed" policies in his remarks.

Conservative PAC Plans Independence Day Telethon

The political action committee called The Campaign to Defeat Barack Obama is sponsoring a "Defeat Barack Obama Telethon." The five-hour event will be held July 4 and originate from Las Vegas radio station KDWN-AM.

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July 1st Brings About New Laws, Some Unusual

Passengers hailing cabs in Chicago starting Sunday may want to read the fine print on the taxi placards before they get in. In addition to the base fare, cab drivers for the first time can charge sick passengers a $50 vomit cleanup fee.

Clinton Has Her Doubts Of Any Talks With Syria

There is no guarantee that a sweeping new international agreement on Syria will succeed in ending the conflict there, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton conceded, as opposition activists said the number of dead had skyrocketed in recent months.

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Administration Begins Reorganization

Governor Brownback will launch Governor Brownback will launch the largest reorganization of state agencies in the history of Kansas, called Executive Re-Organization Order Number 41.

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Department of Justice Won't Prosecute Holder

The Justice Department cites the president's executive privilege in the case. The U.S. House cited Attorney General Eric Holder for contempt of Congress. The dispute involves documents in Fast and Furious failed weapons crackdown.

Former State Lawmaker Promoted At Family Services

SRS Secretary Phyllis Gilmore announced Friday that Kathe Decker will serve as Deputy Secretary for Family Services. SRS changes its name to the Dept. for Children and Family Services, effective July 1, 2012.

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