Morning Briefing Dec 4 2009

Obama talks jobs in Pennsylvania, Congressman calls

Jobs data gives stocks early lift, but support fades.

Five men from D.C. area arrested in Pakistan, Senators await CBO analysis, and Tiger Woods public relations. Jilly Badanes ...

A new strategy to target Taliban leaders in Pakistan, US envoys sent to Syria, and Chandra Levy case closing. Jilly Badanes ...

Some passport snoopers still at State Department, Senate overcomes Republican defense bill filibuster, and Obama tries to ...

December 4

President-elect Trump pushes to get his New York hush money case dismissed, Trump's pick

Bill Clinton in North Korea, panel demands answers on Black Panther case, and the mental illness tidal wave in New Orleans.

U.S. Department of State Spokesman Ian Kelly leads the

A snapshot of the

Following a surprise announcement from Dubai, markets turn their attention to government commentary

U.S. Department of State Deputy Spokesperson Mark Toner leads the

Climate talks deadlocked, liberal Democrats frustrated by health care reform, and U.S. tries to thin out Taliban. Jilly Badanes ...

Senate passes health care bill, Obamas head to Hawaii, and Guantanamo bay closure postponed. Jilly Badanes reports the top ...

Chinese TV interrupts Obama appearances, Afghan, Paksitani Taliban diverge on goals, and delays weigh down Obama's hefty ...

White House Press

U.S. Department of State Deputy Spokesperson Marie Harf leads the

Jilly Badanes reports the top news stories of Friday, February 20,

U.S. Department of State Deputy Spokesperson Marie Harf leads the

Gay rights activists march in D.C., Afghanistan in Sunday talk, and Pakistanis blame US. Jilly Badanes reports the top news stories ...