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	Mccain, Obama Differ On Housing Crisis Home foreclosures will keep rising next year no matter who is elected president in November. And the candidates differ on ways to rectify the problem. (July 5) Tags: News housing crisis By: APnews
	President Bush Honors New Americans President Bush, serving almost seven years as a wartime president, marked the nation's 232nd birthday by celebrating the citizenship of new Americans. (July 5) Tags: News bush radio By: APnews
	Bush Prepares For Final G-8 Summit The issues are as difficult as ever, but the conditions are likely to be more conducive to agreement as President George Bush attends his eighth and final economic summit of industrial democracies. (July 4) Tags: News bush By: APnews
	Bush Breaks Ground At New Walter Reed President Bush helped break ground on the new Walter Reed National Medical Center Thursday. The new site is being built on the National Naval Medical Center campus in Bethesda, Maryland. (July 3) Tags: News bush walter reed By: APnews
	Bush Concedes 'tough Month' In Afghanistan President Bush said Wednesday it has been a 'tough month' in Afghanistan, where more U.S. and NATO troops died during the past two months than in Iraq. (July 2) Tags: News bush afghanistan By: APnews
	Bush Again Calls For Domestic Oil Drilling During a press conference in the Rose Garden Wednesday, President Bush urged Americans to pressure Congress to allow more oil exploration in the United States. (July 2) Tags: News bush oil By: APnews
	Bush: Important Step In North Korean Relations President Bush says North Korea handing over a long-awaited accounting of its nuclear work to Chinese officials on Thursday is "a step closer in the right direction." (June 26) Tags: News bush By: APnews
	Bush Welcomes Iraqi President President Bush hosted Iraqi President Jalal Talabani at the White House Wednesday. Bush thanked Talabani for the progress being made in his country. (June 25) Tags: News bush iraq By: APnews
	Obama To Help Clinton With $10 Million Of Debt Barack Obama has asked his money bundlers to help Hillary Clinton pay off at least 10 million dollars of the debt from her failed presidential campaign. The former first lady is said to be 22 million dollars in debt. (June 25) Tags: News POL US Elections By: APnews
	Bush Welcomes Ncaa Champs President Bush welcomed 20 NCAA men's and women's championship teams to The White House Tuesday. (June 24) Tags: Sports Bush NCAA By: APnews

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