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PRESIDENT IN THE NEWS - November 7, 2008 - (Day 3 of President-elect 2008 - 74 Days till Inauguration - 54 Days till 2009)

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	General News
	Chicagoans Hope Obama's Election Will Help Bring Olympics to Windy City
	What do you do about post-election blues?
	Commentart: Zakaria: Obama could be another FDR

	Transition
	Commentary: 106 YEARS OF CHANGE
	CEO in chief
	Borger: Obama has take-charge start on tough road ahead
	From coast to coast, Democrats rule the day
	Let the Jockeying Begin: Hill Resumes Pile Up for Next Administration
	Mr Obama Meets the Press
	Obama: Choosing Family Dog Is a 'Pressing Issue'
	President-Elect Obama May Get a Mutt 'Like Me'
	The Dog Whisperer Gives Advice on Obama's Puppy
	The Next President Wants to Hear from You

	Cabinet and Administration
	Democrats jockeying for top Obama Cabinet posts
	Federal judgeship openings await Obama
	Five Things About Rahm Emanuel, Obama's New Chief of Staff
	Obama, Leaning on Clintonian Dems, Might Tap Republicans for Cabinet

	Economy
	'Greatest economic challenge'
	Obama Pledges to Confront Economic Crisis 'Head On'
	Obama's priority: Fixing the economy
	Oil holds slim gains
	Transcript: 'I'm going to confront this economic crisis,' Obama says
	YOU DECIDE: Can President-elect Obama Fix the Economy?

	Foreign Policy
	Enemies Could See Opening for Peace, or Violence, With Obama Presidency
	NKorea: Ready to deal with Obama administration

	Other Important Issues
	Billy Graham's Presidential Counseling is Ending
	North Carolina Teacher Caught on Tape Teaching Pro-Obama Lessons
	Obama victory inspires Harlem students, principal
	Oregon Town Elects Nation's First Openly Transgender Mayor

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