
Tells BusinessWeek JPMorgan's Dimon and Goldman's Blankfein are "very savvy businessmen," but shareholders should "have a chance to actually scrutinize what CEOs are getting paid."
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Hoyer calls off House activity for the week, the Senate and federal agencies are shuttered Wednesday.
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Rev. Sharpton, NCNW's Dr. Height, NAACP's Jealous, National Urban League's Morial scheduled to meet with Obama on the economy Wednesday.
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New Quinnipiac survey finds 59% prefer military hearings to civilian ones for alleged terrorists.
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December numbers rise to $40 billion, a 10% increase from November Permalink

Pakistan is said to have offered to mediate. Permalink

Obamas attend performance featuring music from the Civil Rights movement Tuesday night at the White House.
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Draft proposal consists mostly of business tax cuts, Reid hopes to pass it next week despite snow delays. Permalink

White House continues to point to California insurance company's rate hike in health care push. Permalink

Quinnipiac survey finds 66% percent say "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" is unfair, 57% say gays should be allowed to serve openly.
Conducted Feb. 2-8, error margin 1.9 points. Permalink

NY guv says "someone is going very far out of their way to see that I'm not a candidate" on Fox's Imus Wednesday. Click above to watch.
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Press secretary says Obama's Tuesday briefing visit had nothing to do with WashPost media reporter's recent column. Permalink

Queens Democrat Hiram Monserrate kicked out for misdemeanor assault conviction. Permalink

SecState slated to travel to Qatar, Saudi Arabia over the weekend. Permalink
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