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September 03, 2010Politics |
Crossroads CountyFewer Young Voters See Themselves as DemocratsBy KIRK JOHNSONThough many students are liberals on social issues, the weak job market has taken a toll on their loyalties. Obama to Unveil Plans to Shore Up EconomyBy SHERYL GAY STOLBERGThe president did not offer specifics, though he has said repeatedly that he wants to extend middle class tax cuts and promote new investment in clean energy. ADVERTISEMENT BP Says Limits on Drilling Imperil Spill PayoutsBy CLIFFORD KRAUSS and JOHN M. BRODERThe company says proposed legislation could disrupt its efforts to set aside $20 billion for claims and penalties. The CaucusRepublican Raises More Than FeingoldBy BERNIE BECKERRon Johnson, Senator Russ Feingold's main Republican challenger, raised more money from July 1 to Aug. 25. Tea Party Rolls in DelawareBy JANIE LORBERThe Tea Party Express will sponsor as much as $250,000 in advertisements for a conservative upstart in Delaware's Republican primary for Senate. More Politics NewsJustice Dept. Sues Sheriff Over Bias InvestigationBy MARC LACEYSheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County has refused to turn over documents concerning the treatment of Hispanics. Ohio: Fox Accused of Illegal Help in CampaignBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSThe Democratic Governors Association filed an elections complaint on Thursday in Ohio alleging that the Fox News illegally helped the Republican nominee for governor solicit funds. | Experts Fear Mideast Talks Are Too AmbitiousBy ISABEL KERSHNERSome veteran peace process practitioners say Israel and the Palestinians should first aim for a partial solution because the gaps between the positions are too wide. MultimediaPolitical Points Podcast: Israel and IraqBy THE NEW YORK TIMESTimes reporters discuss diplomacy and the midterm elections in this week's podcast. Video: College Students on the FenceThe students at Colorado State University are not likely to be predictable on election day. |
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