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A GM sign sits in front of a long line of unsold 2009 Escalades at a Cadillac dealership in the southeast Denver suburb of Lone Tree, Colo. (Photo by David Zalubowski / AP Photo)

Obama signing stimulus in Denver

President Barack Obama will sign the $787 billion stimulus package at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. The rescue plan aims to reinvigorate job creation, consumer spending and public optimism.

Denver Post

President Clinton says Obama ‘did the right thing’ pushing stimulus

Bloomberg

'War on terror' damaged rights, say international legal experts

The United States and other countries that used torture in the so-called war on terror seriously damaged respect for human rights, says an international panel of legal experts.

International Herald Tribune

Anti-terror tactics 'weaken law'

BBC

Automakers back on Capitol Hill

Should General Motors and Chrysler continue to get billions in federal loans? It's the question facing government officials as they prepare to review the ailing automakers' "viability plans."

ABC News

GM to get $4 billion aid tranche

Reuters

Obama cuts plans for 'car czar'

Associated Press

Report: Administration urgently seeks 'game-changing' Afghanistan strategy

A new report says a "game-changing" strategy is needed in Afghanistan to save the faltering international campaign.

CBS News

Afghan civilian deaths rose 40 percent

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Newest US troops arrive near Kabul

Examiner

US net inflows rise in December

Net capital inflows into the United States rose to $74.0 billion in December from a revised inflow of $61.3 billion in November, the Treasury Department said.

Reuters

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