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OBAMA GIVES CONGRESS GREEN LIGHT FOR 'RECONCILIATION'
Fed up with the unmoving Republicans in Congress, President Barack Obama on Wednesday outlined his final version of the healthcare bill and gave Congress the green light to move forward with healthcare reform.[…]
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 Despite committing to USA Basketball czar Jerry Colangelo to the Olympic basketball program, Heat guard Dwyane Wade remains uncertain about participating in next summer's World Championship in Turkey.Wade previously had vowed to follow the leads of friends and 2008 fellow Olympians LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony. But with James and Wade to be free agents next summer, there is some hesitancy to add to what already could be a hectic offseason. "It's tough," said Wade, "I've made a commitment. I'm committed to USA-B. It's tough this summer. I have to wait. And it's not just because of the contract. It's a long season. I've got to wait to see how my body feels, as well. So it's not as easy as other summers." Add this article to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites         
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As conference championships continue and the day of reckoning nears, here's who basketball's big shots say are the clubs to watch -- and the Cinderellas[…]
From helping serve the poor to reaching out to federal agencies, Michelle Obama takes her role as First Lady seriously.
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