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Health care contenders

November 11th, 2008 · No Comments

By: Chris Frates

While some are coy about their prospects in the new Obama administration, health care expert Ken Thorpe is straightforward. “I’m happy to help inside or outside,” he says.

A veteran of the Clinton administration’s health care fight, Thorpe …

‘Rahmbonics’ making a comeback

November 11th, 2008 · No Comments

By: Politico

Newly coined Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel was on his best behavior during his Sunday show debut this weekend – measured, calm, bi-partisan.

But when it came to the notorious ability of the Illinois political street fighter …

Michelle views White House with new eye

November 10th, 2008 · 1 Comment

By: Carol E. Lee

Like she often did during the just-completed presidential campaign, Michelle Obama will be back at home in Chicago on Monday evening after flying to a city for a few hours on behalf of her husband’s ambitions.

Except her …

Presidential exercising through the years

November 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By: Carol E. Lee

Theodore Roosevelt took jujitsu lessons. John Quincy Adams had a billiards table installed in the White House. But ever since the emergence of the aerobics, Pilates, low-fat, nonfat, measure-your-body-fat craze, more recent American presidents have made a spectacle of their …

Will Malia and Sasha get their puppy?

November 6th, 2008 · No Comments

By: Carol E. Lee

Malia and Sasha Obama may not get a puppy after all.

The night their dad won the presidency of the United States, he promised them one in front of millions of people. "I love you both more than …

Obama will shape house he lives in, too

November 6th, 2008 · No Comments

By: Andrew Glass

Nearly every president from John Adams to George W. Bush has shaped not just policy while in the White House but also the White House itself — from creating an exercise suite to building the West Wing and the Oval …

White House milestones

November 6th, 2008 · No Comments

By: Andrew Glass

Following are some milestones in the evolution of the White House since construction began under President George Washington’s supervision in 1792.

1800: John Adams moves into the still-unfinished mansion, then known as the “president’s house.”

1803: Thomas Jefferson …

Michelle Obama dress draws interest

November 5th, 2008 · No Comments

By: Carol E. Lee

The instant Michelle Obama made her first public appearance as First Lady-elect the buzz began: What was that dress she was wearing?

The red and black number was designed by Narciso Rodriguez, a Cuban-American designer who gained fame after …

Can The Daily Show survive Barack Obama?

November 5th, 2008 · No Comments

By: Daniel Libit

NEW YORK - The party accoutrements at Comedy Central’s election night party gave the impression that this was an impartial affair. There were, after all, equal numbers of John McCain and Barack Obama cupcakes. Still, it was impossible to walk …

‘06 losers savor life after Congress

November 4th, 2008 · No Comments

By: Daniel Libit

A devastating Election Day for the GOP could provide some comfort for at least one group of Republicans: the ones who lost their seats two years ago.

“I can say what a relief it is I’m not on the …





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