Sunday, November 30, 2008

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Bill Clinton Agrees to Reveal Donors

The former president will identify 200,000 donors to his presidential library and foundation by the end of the year, as part of a deal to clear the way for Hillary Clinton to be named secretary of state. He also agrees to allow the Obama administration to vet his speeches and business interests. Politico has details.       [...]

Clinton to Join Obama at Monday Announcement

Obama's former rival will join the president-elect in Chicago Monday morning as he names her secretary of state. Also expected to be named: Jim Jones as National Security Adviser, Robert Gates to stay at Defense, Janet Napolitano at Homeland Security, Eric Holder as AG. Press conference scheduled for 10:40 am ET.       

ON THE SUNDAY SHOWS

Meet the Press: Laura Bush, Afghan Ambassador to the U.S. Said Jawad, Ted Turner Face the Nation: Bob Woodward, Fareed Zakaria, Michael Eric Dyson, Jane Mayer This Week: Sens. Reed, Lugar Fox News Sunday: Sens. Graham, McCaskill, Chambliss Late Edition: Sens. Menendez, Specter      

Top Indian Security Official Resigns

Move comes as death toll in Mumbai attacks reaches 183. Earlier: President Bush offers condolences and aide to India, and President-elect Obama speaks with India's prime minister.      

Obama Impressing Pentagon, So Far

WashPost: Senior military and civilian officials say they expect renewed respect and greater realism from a President Obama. Aide: Adm. Mullen felt "very good, very positive" following Obama meeting. Outgoing Sen. Warner: Obama's national security appointments to date "instills great confidence at home and abroad."      

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Mumbai: Authorities Face Questions Over Siege

By MADHUR SINGH AND JYOTI THOTTAM

As details emerge of a three-day killing spree and officials hint at a Pakistan link, some in India's commercial capital question the police handling of the initial assault

Can Michelle Rhee Save Our Schools?

By AMANDA RIPLEY / WASHINGTON

Teachers hate her. Principals are scared of her. How Michelle Rhee became the most revolutionary — and polarizing — force in American education

The Liberation of Jet Li

By LIAM FITZPATRICK

How movie star Jet Li decided to turn his back on the cameras and spend time helping the people and country he loves

Barack Obama, and the Rush For Election Souvenirs

By NANCY GIBBS

The rush for election souvenirs reminds us why we collect: to preserve our most moving memories

The Sound of Change: Can Music Save Cuba?

By NATHAN THORNBURGH / HAVANA

Poor and isolated, Cuba is crumbling. Can music save it?

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In the birthplace of democracy, consensus proves elusive on how to manage a choking traffic problem

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Saturday, November 29, 2008

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President to Make Statement on Indian Attacks

Bush will address the terrorism in Mumbai when he arrives back at the White House Saturday afternoon. Comes after he held a 7:30 am video teleconference with his national security team.      

Obama Speaks With Indian PM

The president-elect calls Prime Minister Singh Friday night to express condolences for those killed in the Mumbai terrorist attacks. Reiterates there will be one president at a time, but will be watching the situation there closely. Get all the details of the conversation here.       

Live Earth India Concert Cancelled

The Dec. 7 event set to feature Bon Jovi, Roger Waters and others at the Andheri Sports Complex in Mumbai is called off due to the attacks. The group's founder, Al Gore's office and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change chair make the announcement in a joint statement. Read it here.      

Clinton Comments on India Attacks

The expected incoming Secretary of State sends out a statement Saturday saying her thoughts and prayers are with the victims in Mumbai. Read it here.      

INDIA: IT'S OVER

Indian commandos take control of the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, the last section of terrorist resistance, Saturday morning. The head of the commando unit says the violence is over in a televised news conference. Death toll has risen to 162.      

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Mumbai's Trauma: How Quickly Will Recovery Come?

By JYOTI THOTTAM / MUMBAI

As Indian authorities secured the hostage sites, residents of the country's financial center ponder the effects of the attacks

The Mumbai Attacks: Terror's Tactical Shift

By BRUCE CRUMLEY/PARIS

A world grown accustomed to spectacular suicide bombings is reminded of the havoc that can be wrought be a handful of gunmen

More Than Just Cookies: Rethinking the Girl Scouts

By KAREN BALL / CAMP DAISY

The organization is streamlining its programs in an attempt to stay hip and relevant. It's not just cookies anymore; it's about "journeys"

Cupcake Kings Go Global, With a Little Help From Joel

By JOEL STEIN

A Nicaraguan baker gets a microloan from Joel — with some strings attached

Black Friday Turnout: No Miracle on 34th Street

By ANITA HAMILTON

Shoppers hit stores early, but appear to be steering clear of big ticket items

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Arguments against gay marriage tend to fall into three broad categories: it is a threat to tradition; it is a threat to children; and it is a threat to heterosexual marriage.

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"The terrorists should be caught and hanged in public. We do not know what kind of satisfaction these terrorists get by killing innocent people."
CHHAYA SUPEKAR,
mother of an 11-year-old who was injured in Mumbai's CST railway station during the terrorist attacks on several public areas and hotels in the Indian city
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Friday, November 28, 2008

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Podesta: Cabinet to be Virtually Complete By Christmas

Obama's transition director also tells Bloomberg to expect more Republicans throughout the Obama administration. Plus: Defends AG contender Eric Holder, despite his role in the Marc Rich pardoning:“If we're all held up to a one-mistake rule, I think probably no one would be serving in government.”      

290,000 Résumés and Counting

Members of Obama's transition team are being bombarded with résumés, gifts and coffee requests from applicants in hopes of winning a position in the new administration.      

For Merchandisers, Obama a One-Man Stimulus Package

From mugs to t-shirts to dog jerseys, souvenirs and gifts bearing Obama's name are hot items. One online merchant offers 96,000 Obama-related designs.      

Indian Troops Battle Gunmen

The death toll in the Mumbai terror attacks rises to 143, as commandos seek to rescue more hostages. Analysts believe the assailants received training outside India. Read statement on the attack from an Obama spokeswoman.      

Obama: "Give Thanks That a New and Brighter Day Is Yet to Come"

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XblF3z-ST0Y&w=260] The president-elect recognizes times are tough, assures that the American spirit will help lead the country out of the current economic crisis in this week's video/radio address. "We can renew our nation the same way that we have in the many years since Lincoln's first Thanksgiving: by coming together to overcome adversity..." Watch the address above. Read [...]

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Obama and His BlackBerry

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