Senate Democrats pushed ahead with President Barack Obama's vision of health reform Saturday night -- after a day that exposed significant divides in the party that could make it all but impossible to complete work on a plan by year's end, or even sink the bill altogether. (Today)
Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) was a day away from casting a vote that could change her political career when she got a phone call from someone who knew what she was going through. (Today)
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Former Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin signs copies of her book yesterday at Sam's Club in South Strabane.
A college student home for the weekend might expect a warm bed and a hot meal. That had to wait for Addie Witt, who drove east Friday night from Ohio's Otterbein College to join her father, Kerry Witt, on a chilly parking lot sleepover next to the cinder block wall of a Sam's Club in Washington County. (Yesterday)
A crowd of more than 1,500 was lined up outside a Washington County big box store late this morning as former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin began signing her memoir,"Going Rogue," on one more stop in a cross country book tour. (11/21/2009)
WASHINGTON ??? Democrats have hit the magic number of 60 to move ahead on historic health care legislation. (11/21/2009)