A new U.S. agency would have sweeping powers to write and enforce tough consumer protection rules for banks, mortgage lenders and other financial institutions under proposed legislation the Obama administration sent to Congress on Tuesday.

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President Barack Obama is vowing to sign climate change legislation and overhauls in health care and financial regulations this year and is dismissing his critics as naysayers.

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President Barack Obama says his new Consumer Financial Protection Agency will protect Americans from unscrupulous practices and make financial products easier to understand.

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Here’s what Barack ‘Yogi Berra’ Obama might say to defuse the tension, turn things around and win the game, maybe, the pennant and the Series, or at least give us a few chuckles along the way.

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Broadband topic at Seneca High (Erie Times-News)

On June 30, 2009, in Joe Biden, by Federal Voting

The nation’s No. 2 is coming to Erie County. Vice President Joe Biden will visit Seneca High School, 10770 Wattsburg Road, on Wednesday to talk about President Barack Obama’s rural broadband initiative — one piece of the $787 billion federal stimulus package.

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President Obama honored Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Month with a White House reception Monday where he likened the struggle for gay rights with the struggle of African-Americans for civil rights.

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President Barack Obama dismissed critics of his ambitious agenda as naysayers on Monday and vowed to have health care, energy and financial regulation initiatives in place by the end of the year.

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[/caption] Last week Governor Sarah Palin sent a series of messages from her favorite communication tool; her Twitter account. We’re often treated to little 140…

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President Obama dismissed critics of his ambitious agenda as naysayers on Monday and vowed to have health care, energy and financial regulation initiatives in place by the end of the year.

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President Barack Obama’s claims of broad executive authority to carry out the war on terror are drawing fire from an unexpected source: federal judges nominated by President George W. Bush, who asserted the sweeping powers in the first place.

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