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• Alaska's Murkowski 'Still in This Game' Despite Conceding GOP Senate Primary
  The incumbent senator says she's been inundated with calls and e-mails from supporters, asking her not to leave the race, and she's weighing her options […]
• Obama Taps Into Family History in Economic Sales Pitch
  President Obama tapped into his own family history Wednesday as he tried anew to sell his economic agenda, this time with a personal touch.  […]
• Emanuel Would Face Field of Candidates in Race for Chicago Mayor
  The race for Chicago mayor, a contest that kicked off Tuesday afternoon when Richard Daley announced he would not seek reelection, promises to be an elbow-throwing free-for-all the likes of which the Windy City hasn't seen in decades.  […]
• Hartford's Inclusion of Muslim Prayers in Council Meetings Sparks Outrage
  The decision by Hartford, Conn., leaders to begin kicking off their council meetings with a Koranic prayer in a show of solidarity to Muslims led to a busy morning Wednesday for staff members bombarded by hate mail overnight. […]
• Obama Going Personal in Bid to Sell Economic Plan, Lift Political Spirits Toward Party
  President Obama, once again hard on the campaign stump trying to sell his economic agenda, plans to return to the kind of intimate and inspiring vibe that carried first his autobiography, then his breakout 2004 DNC speech and ultimately his juggernaut presidential campaign.  […]
• Clinton: National Debt Holding America Back
  Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in a speech meant to herald the arrival of a "new American moment," warned Wednesday that the national debt could weaken the United States and prevent the country from exerting its influence overseas. She said the trillions left on the national credit card have eroded America's ability to "chart our own […]
• White House Stands By King Quote on New Oval Office Rug
  President Obama's spokesman said Tuesday the White House was correct to attribute a famous quotation in the rug's pattern to Martin Luther King Jr., even though the civil rights leader acknowledged being inspired by a 19th-century abolitionist, Thomas Parker.  […]
• No Income Tax Cuts for Small Business Owners? Obama to Outline Goals in Speech
  President Obama is expected to announce his opposition to extending tax cuts for the wealthy during an economic speech in Cleveland Wednesday, but White House officials told Fox News not to expect the president to draw a line in the sand. […]
• Timeline: Mayor Daley's Career
  Timeline: Mayor Daley's Career […]
• Some Dems Campaign Against ObamaCare While Others Stay Mum
  While President Obama touts the new health care law everywhere he goes, many members of his party are saying just the opposite in re-election ads, making sure their constituents know they voted against the unpopular overhaul. […]