Judd Gregg

Click here to download TV listings for the week of Dec. 13 - 19, in PDF format This week's TV Movies TODAY Good Morning America (N) 7 a.m. KABC The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer Nobel Peace Prize; global warming:......

by Mark Silva Larry Summers, the president's chief economic adviser, says the shedding of jobs in an economy emerging from recession should end by Spring. "It will take time,'' Summers said in an appearance on CNN's State of the Union......

Also, Jennifer Granholm, Mitch McConnell, Joe Lieberman, Jay Rockefeller, Ben Nelson and Christina Romer....

Last week, President Obama met privately at the White House with two Republican senators who could be key in the coming politics over his nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court: Minority Whip John Kyl of Arizona......

by Mark Silva President Barack Obama traveled last week to Ohio, a bellwether state that was critical to his election victory in 2008. The state has picked every winner of the White House since 1960. Obama will travel Thursday, the......

Addressing action taken by the Senate on Tuesday, President Obama said he would proceed with plans to create a commission to reduce the federal budget deficit. “Yesterday, the Senate blocked a bill that would have created this commission. So I......

--- Toyota shareholders paying for pedal defect: The company’s decision to halt sales of eight models -- because of the potential for their gas pedals to stick -- sent the stock down 4.3% in Tokyo trading after 4.7% slump on......

by Mark Silva, updated with details and speech President Barack Obama, vowing a new commitment to fiscal restraint while renewing his bid for an overhaul of healthcare, called on Americans Wednesday night to repair "a deficit of trust.'' The president,......

by Mark Silva Scott Brown, the newly elected Republican senator from Massachusetts, says he's ready to play the role of "the 41st senator'' - a powerful new vote for a Republican minority able to stall any legislation that Democratic leaders......

I'm indebted to my occasional print sparring partner Dennis Byrne who posted a link to A Brief History of Senate Reconciliation Votes at his Barbershop blog: The process has been used 22 times since 1974. More often than not, these......

by Michael Muskal In the Senate, where the debate on healthcare "reconciliation'' is underway, the divided parties are making no secret of their sentiments today. Under the Senate rules, 20 hours have been set aside for debate and more than......

by Mark Silva The initial reaction to passage of an historic healthcare bill in some quarters of the country this spring is staring to make the TEA Party protests against taxes and the rest last summer look tame -- now......