Richard Sammon
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Kagan Likely To Win Confirmation
Politics Obama chooses a potential consensus builder to serve on the Supreme Court.
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NASA Defenders Getting Creative
Politics Congress aims to save the Constellation rocket, despite Obama's opposition.
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For Rent, Cheap: Federal Office Space
Economic Forecasts Looking to raise revenue, federal building managers are reaching out to business tenants.
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Big Money Riding on 2010 Census
Politics When the counting’s done -- some surprising new winners and losers.
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Libraries Are Building Business Buzz
business Trying to change with the times, libraries seek to convert themselves into business hubs.
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Assessing the Tea Party Movement
Politics The disparate groups known collectively as the Tea Party are the wild cards come November.
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GOP Can Almost Taste House Upset
Politics More Democrats, including some well-know House veterans, are looking at tight races.
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GOP Gains in Bid to Retake Senate
Politics More Democratic seats are in play as Republicans gain momentum.
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State of the Union Address: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
Politics Obama is recognizing that jobs and the economy will spell his fate.
By Richard Sammon
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Republicans Feel Election Momentum
Politics Dodd, Dorgan retirements underscore Democrats' anxiety
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Obama's Second Year: Less Rhetoric, More Realism
Politics A host of new challenges confronts a changed president. Obama will have to settle for much less than he campaigned for.
By Richard Sammon
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Rural Broadband Access To Grow, Slowly But Surely
Politics But universal broadband will mean a big fight over who pays the cost.
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Obama Lobbying Rules Not Exactly Foolproof
Politics What's in a name? A lobbyist by any other name would still peddle influence.
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Republicans Set for Big Gains In Governor Races
Politics An abundance of open-seat races bodes well for the GOP.
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NASA's Next Big Steps May Be Unmanned
Politics The price of a putting human feet on the moon again is beyond sky-high.
By Richard Sammon
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China’s Control Over Rare Minerals Troubles Pentagon
Economic Forecasts U.S. officials say they can’t sit back and just hope that Beijing will provide what’s needed for crucial defense equipment.
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Industrial Collaboration Leads to Pay Dirt
business More and more big and small companies are teaming up to develop new products.
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Reid's Fate Tied to Health Bill, Same as Obama
Politics Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada has the biggest test of his political career at his doorstep.
By Richard Sammon
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Business Execs Hedge Bets With Campaign Cash
Politics To date in the 2009-2010 cycle, the top industrial-sector donors are health care industry professionals, who are giving at the rate of 64% to Democrats and 35% to Republicans.
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Meg Whitman Runs for California Gold
Politics The formal announcement by billionaire businesswoman Meg Whitman that she will run for governor of California next year as a Republican bears close watching from east to west.
By Richard Sammon
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CIA Torture Probe Won't Eclipse Fall Agenda
Politics Expect more high-level political jousting over the newly announced special prosecutor probe into allegations of inhumane and possibly illegal CIA interrogations, but don't look for it to dominate the agenda this fall.
By Richard Sammon
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Foreign Aid Spending A Flashpoint
Politics That it is so large is another matter, and one that will flame protests in all likelihood.
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Congress and Cushy Jets
Politics The flap over Congress wanting to buy new cushy private jets for its own official travel won't go away soon. It's just too good of a red meat talking point for pundits and government critics and professional curmudgeons who relish revelations about Congress living the good life at taxpayers' expense.
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The Moon, Cronkite & Health Care
spending Forty years ago, man stepped on the surface of the moon, forever changing mankind's place in world history, the solar system and the universe.
By Richard Sammon
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