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U.S. President Barack Obama hosts a White House dinner for Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

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Former governor takes on the media, nasty rumors and the point of her book

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A behind-the-scenes look at the frenzy surrounding Palin's book tour

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President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle welcomed Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his wife to the White House Tuesday for the administration's first state dinner. (Nov. 24)

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North Carolina elections officials have asked more than a dozen state officials and lawmakers to fix potential problems with campaign finance reports.

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Don Imus and Charles McCord react to Senate health care vote

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Don Imus and Charles McCord on President Obama's policies

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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh toasts President Obama at state dinner.

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Don Imus and Charles McCord on Obama, health care and more

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Dinner guests include politicians, famous actors and journalists.

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The Obamas host their first official state dinner for the Indian prime minister.

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Race to fill the late Ted Kennedy's Senate seat in Massachusetts

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Sending more troops to Afghanistan is a tough sell to the public and Congress.

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18-year-old Jared Christiansen isn't letting his age stop him from thinking big. He is one of two Democrats aiming to replace Jim Doyle as Wisconsin's governor. Doyle is not running for a third term. (Nov. 24)

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Additional troops will likely protect Afghan villages and train security forces.

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The event will include lettuce from Michelle Obama's garden and Bollywood music.

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Signaling he's decided on new troop levels for the Afghanistan war, President Barack Obama said Tuesday he intends to 'finish the job' on his watch and destroy terrorist networks in the region. (Nov. 24)

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Former U.S. senator says health care bill is all about side deals and political maneuvering

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Sen. Inhofe wants investigation into possibility that scientists fudged global warming evidence

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President vows to 'finish the job'

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President Barack Obama said at a joint news conference with India's Prime Minister, that he will announce a new U.S. strategy for Afghanistan within days.

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South Carolina legislators upset with Gov. Mark Sanford's summer disappearance to see his lover in Argentina on Tuesday began debating a measure that ultimately would remove him from office. The Republican also faces 37 ethics charges. (Nov. 24)

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President Obama holds joint press conference with India's prime minister

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Laura Bush's former chief of staff explains what goes into organizing a White House state dinner as the Obamas plan their first

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President Obama and Prime Minister Singh answer questions on Afghanistan, nuclear proliferation

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Air America's Ana Marie Cox breaks down today's top political news.

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Sally Quinn says tonight is important for diplomacy and foreign policy.

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President Barack Obama says he plans to "finish the job" in Afghanistan but its people "ultimately have to provide for their own security." The president plans to announce his decision on how many additional troops to deploy after Thanksgiving. (Nov. 24)

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Former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin to sign books in The Villages.

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Steven Spielberg will be among the guests and Jennifer Hudson will perform.

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President Obama welcomed Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at the White House, as Obama played host for his first state visit.

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Chris Cuomo anchors a recap of "Good Morning America."

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Amb. John Bolton rates Obama's Asian adventure

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The Calif. governor parks in a red zone weeks after his wife broke the same law.

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Officials say President Obama could call for 40,000 troops as early as January.

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A former aide to Senator Ensign talks about betrayal in the wake of scandal.

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The inside story of an affair for a prominent conservative senator.

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The White House is acknowledging that getting a binding agreement for cutting greenhouse gases at the Copenhagen Summit is very unlikely.

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Prosecutors say John Kerry's eldest daughter won't be charged with drunken driving in Los Angeles. Alexandra Kerry will not be charged because of a lack of evidence. (Nov. 24)