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NEW POLL SHOWS MANY AMERICANS UNHAPPY WITH HOW OBAMA HANDLES DIVISIVE ISSUES
WASHINGTON — Americans with the strongest opinions about the country's most divisive issues are largely unhappy with how President Barack Obama is handling them, an ominous sign for Democrats hoping to retain control of Congress in the fall elections....
THE APPOINTED ONE
Wall Street is preparing for a hurricane starting with the letter E, but it's not Earl, it's Elizabeth, as in Warren. Bankers appear to be resigning themselves to a fate worse than tougher financial regulation: The hard-charging Harvard professor, who...
O GETS A REID FLAG ON MOSQUE
WASHINGTON -- The Senate's top Democrat yesterday broke with President Obama and came out against the mosque near Ground Zero, as the divisive issue roiled congressional campaigns across the country. "The First Amendment protects freedom of religion,"...
O: MUSLIMS HAVE 'RIGHT' TO BUILD MOSQUE -- BUT WON'T SAY WHETHER THEY SHOUD
PANAMA CITY, Fla. — Weighing his words carefully on a fiery political issue, President Barack Obama said today that Muslims have the right to build a mosque near New York's ground zero, but he did not say whether he believes it is a good idea to do so....
SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE CANDIDATE INDICTED ON PORN CHARGE
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Longshot U.S. Senate candidate Alvin Greene was indicted Friday on two charges, including a felony charge of showing pornography to a South Carolina college student. A Richland County grand jury indicted Green for disseminating,...

Scott McAdams, a Democrat running for U.S. Senate in Alaska, is shown Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010, in Anchorage, Alaska. McAdams says e-mails are pouring in with offers to help his campaign and he expects to have collected $100,000 by end of the week as Alaskans pitch in to help him defeat the Republican endorsed by Sarah Palin.

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