ABC News | Adding up costs for health plan Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON - -- In his speech to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday, President Barack Obama said his plan to overhaul the health-care system should cost "around $900 billion over 10 years" -- a hefty price tag but substanti » |
Thanh Nien Daily | Outburst puts day's focus on SC lawmaker Boston Globe Representative Joe Wilson, a South Carolina Republican, shouted, “You lie'' at President Obama during his speech before Congress Wednesday night. Obama accepted Wilson's apology yesterday, telling reporters “We » |
Telegraph.co.uk | Obama's health care speech doesn't end fight San Francisco Chronicle President Obama mustered » |
Telegraph.co.uk | Q+A: What's at stake in Obama healthcare speech Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama puts himself squarely into the center of the debate over US healthcare reform, his top domestic policy priority, with a high-stakes address to Congress Wednesday. ... President's speech wins high marks from students Conservatives for Filthy Hands |
Seattle Post Intelligencer | Congress Returns to Face Health Care Struggle FOXNews AP WASHINGTON -- Debate over a national health care overhaul dominates the agenda as Congress returns Tuesday from a summer break. Lawmakers also will work on other pressing issues, including energy policy and new rules for the financial industry. ... Its recess over, Congress has hands full As Obama Speech Nears, Details on a Compromise House vs. Senate: How healthcare proposals compare |
Telegraph.co.uk | Obama aides leave room for healthcare compromise Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US President Barack Obama's top aides said on Sunday he still wants a government insurance option in healthcare legislation but they left room for a compromise that could disappoint his ... Obama set to make final healthcare push Obama Faces a Critical Moment for His Presidency Obama Readies Reform Specifics |
Los Angeles Times | Obama wants kids, parents to take responsibility The Associated Press WASHINGTON â€" Classrooms are filling up as kids head back to school, and Education Secretary Arne Duncan's two children are among them. In an interview with The Associated Press, Duncan said students should take more responsibility for doing well in ... Clarence Page: Politics, not race, likely behind Obama speech upro! ar Parents, schools wary of Obama back-to-school speech Joe Soucheray: 'The Obama Show' ... Now your kids can watch, too |
