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Obama, Clinton discuss top State Department job more similar news »
Democratic sources tell CNN that President-elect Barack Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton had a "serious discussion" Thursday to gauge Clinton's interest in the post of secretary of state, if she were offered it. Clinton's response is unknown, although multiple sources agree that she was left with the impression that if she were interested in the post, it would be hers.
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Oprah, other celebs have homes near fire more similar news »
A brush fire roaring through the canyons of Santa Barbara County, California, forced residents in the town of Montecito to evacuate as flames engulfed multimillion-dollar homes and more modest ranch-style houses. As many as 100 homes have burned, the city of Santa Barbara reported on its Web site. Large homes continued to burn this morning.
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Zakaria: GOP trapped by wrong ideas more similar news »
On the day President-elect Obama visited the White House, a new national poll suggested that the current occupant at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. is the most unpopular president since approval ratings were first measured more than six decades ago. Seventy-six percent of those questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey released Monday disapprove of how President Bush is handling his job. That's an all-time high in polling by CNN or Gallup dating back to World War II. CNN spoke to world affairs expert and author Fareed Zakaria to get his take on what the Republican Party should do to get back on track. CNN: If we accept that President-Elect Barack Obama and the Democrats seem to have won largely on the message of change, then why do you think Sen. John McCain and the Republicans lost?
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What a GM failure would mean more similar news »
If General Motors really does run out of money by the end of the year, as it predicted was possible, the impact would be felt far and wide -- to hundreds of suppliers, rival automakers and ultimately dealers across the nation. In the United States alone, GM spends $31 billion on parts from 2,100 different suppliers.
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'Don't bring your teenager to Nebraska' more similar news »
Moms and dads rushing to dump their kids at Nebraska hospitals have worried officials scrambling to change the state's "safe haven" law. "Please don't bring your teenager to Nebraska," Gov. Dave Heineman told CNN. "Think of what you are saying. You are saying you no longer support them. You no longer love them."
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