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ISPs Agree to Act Against Online Pirates

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Internet service providers (ISP) such as AT&T, Comcast and Verizon have reached a deal with the movie and music businesses to crack down on online copyright infringers.
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Obama, First President to Use Twitter

President Barack Obama became the first president to use Twitter to communicate with the public during the first ever “Twitter Townhall @ the White House” Wednesday.
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Republicans Hijack Obama Twitter Town Hall

Republicans tried to send a direct message to President Barack Obama during his first-ever Twitter town hall by crashing the event with a flurry of comments on the social networking site.
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Washington Post's Dan Balz Named Chief Correspondent

Dan Balz, the veteran political reporter for the Washington Post who has spent more than three decades at the paper, will become its first ever “chief correspondent,” Marcus Brauchli, The Post's executive editor, said Wednesday.
U.S. President  Barack Obama, D-Ill.

Obama Sees Progress as Debt Talks Resume

After inviting Congressional leaders to a Thursday meeting at the White House, President Barack Obama heralded the progress Democrats and Republicans had made towards achieving a deal to raise the debt ceiling.
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Obama's Twitter meeting: What is your question?

President Barack Obama will be answering questions on Wednesday during his first Twitter town hall meeting. The meeting is supposed to be focusing on economy and job related issues and queries.
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton, D-Arkansas

Bill Clinton to Obama on Debt Talks: 'Don't Blink'

The only Democratic U.S. president re-elected since FDR's New Deal, and the last one to register a budget surplus in the past 30 years, has no-holds-barred advice for President Barack Obama regarding the debt talks: 'Don't blink.'
U.S. President Barack Obama holds Joshua Blanchard

Obama Was Never Assassinated - President spends Independence Day at the White House [PHOTOS]

On July 4th morning, President Barack Obama allegedly died from two gunshot wounds while campaigning in Iowa, according to a series of six messages on the Fox News Twitter account, which was hacked by a group that identified themselves as Script Kiddies. In reality, President Barack Obama celebrated Independence Day at the White House, and praised military service members who have served and sacrificed for the United States in protecting the freedoms of its citizens.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner

Geithner Mulls Stepping Down: Report

In order to take a break from government service, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is considering leaving his post after President Barack Obama and Congress reach an agreement on raising the national debt ceiling.
U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.

Senate Republican Invites Obama to GOP Lunch; President Declines

In an attempt to put it all on the table, the U.S. Senate's top Republican invited President Obama to a GOP lunch at the Capitol to discuss the ongoing dispute over the debt ceiling and related issues, but the White House on Thursday declined the invitation.

Reid Cancels July 4th Recess

Senators stalled on budget talks will have to miss Fourth of July festivities as the chamber’s top Democrat signaled there will be no recess.
Obama speaks during a news conference in the East Room of the White House in Washington

Obama: U.S. to Keep Pressure on Al-Qaeda, Taliban

The United States will keep applying the utmost pressure on al-Qaeda, even after its former leader Osama bin Laden was removed, according to comments made by U.S. President Barack Obama during a White House press conference.
President Barack Obama

As Debt Talks Begin, Each Side Digs In

As President Barack Obama waded into talks aimed at striking a compromise on raising the debt ceiling, Democrats and Republicans dug in on their increasingly acrimonious standoff over how taxes will factor into a deal.
U.S. Rep.  Michele Bachmann, R-Minnesota

Bachmann Jabs Obama, Promises Off-the-Cuff Presidency

While blasting President Barack Obama for wasting tax dollars and frequenting the politically correct line, U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minnesota, had a promise for Granite State voters: she'd run the White House with a titanium spine.

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