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President Barack Obama speaks about his 2010 federal budget in Washington, D.C. He is joined by Budget Director Peter Orszag and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. (Photo by Charles Dharapak / AP)

Obama's budget has big ambitions for the US

With his first proposed budget, President Obama is attempting to address some of the most difficult problems facing the United States. He promised change and that’s what he may be trying to deliver.

Christian Science Monitor

Obama's budget advances domestic agenda

BusinessWeek

Obama unveils his budget plan

MSNBC

Senate Democrats say end is near for Minnesota Senate race

Senate Democratic leaders expressed confidence that Democrat Al Franken would fill the vacant Minnesota Senate seat in a matter of weeks.

CQ Politics

Senate grants DC residents House vote

Under a bill passed by the Senate, residents of Washington D.C. will finally have a full voting member in Congress, heeding demands first made by democratic activists two centuries ago.

Reuters

Senate approves seat in US House for DC

Bloomberg

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Senate gives DC a vote in Congress

USA Today

Pentagon now allows war dead photos

Families of America's war dead will decide whether the flag-draped caskets of their loved ones can be photographed by news organizations when they return to U.S. soil, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said.

ABC News

Pentagon reverses coffin photo ban

YouTube

Five guilty of Kosovo war crimes

Former Serbian president Milan Milutinovic has been acquitted by the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal of crimes committed against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo. Five other Serbs were found guilty.

Guardian

Profiles: Kosovo trial accused

BBC

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