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	Bush Honors Wnba Champs President Bush welcomed the 2007 WNBA champion Phoenix Mercury to The White House on Monday. (June 23) Tags: Sports bush mercury By: APnews
	Obama Blasts Mccain On Flooding, Levees With widespread flooding in the Midwest, Barack Obama is attacking John McCain for opposing a 23-billion-dollar bill that funded hundreds of projects such as dams, sewage plants and beach restoration. (June 22) Tags: News POL US Electioins By: APnews
	Bush: Congress Partly To Blame For Gas Prices President Bush says Democrats in Congress are blocking his energy proposals, and thus share blame for high gasoline prices. In his weekly radio address, Bush told Congress to lift its long-standing ban on offshore oil and gas drilling. (June 21) Tags: News bush By: APnews
	Bush Pleased With Eavesdropping Bill President Bush praised members of Congress Friday for reaching a compromise on legislation to permit government eavesdropping in the war on terror. (June 20) Tags: News bush congress By: APnews
	Bush Gets Firsthand Look At Flooded Iowa Cities Carrying the painful lessons of Hurricane Katrina, President Bush said on a tour of Midwest flooding on Thursday that he is listening to small-town concerns and understands the exhaustion of rescuers. (June 19) Tags: News bush iowa By: APnews
	Gen. Pace Among Medal Of Freedom Recipients President Bush presented Gen. Peter Pace with one of the Presidential Medals of Freedom at a White House ceremony Thursday. (June 19) Tags: News bush freedom By: APnews
	Politicians, Journalists Pay Tribute To Russert Political leaders joined TV journalists as they fondly remember one of their own in tribute to fallen colleague Tim Russert. Russert, the NBC 'Meet the Press' anchor, was eulogized at a memorial service in Washington D.C. (June 17) Tags: News tim russert funeral By: APnews
	President Bush Attends Wake For Tim Russert President Bush and his wife, Laura, were among thousands of mourners at a wake for Tim Russert Tuesday, the television newsman who died last Friday. (June 17) Tags: News bush russert By: APnews
	Bush To Visit Iowa Flood Site President Bush announced on Tuesday that he and his team will travel to Iowa on Thursday to inspect flood damage. (June 17) Tags: News bush floods By: APnews
	Money Minute: Ross Perot, Satellite Radio, More Billionaire former presidential candidate Ross Perot has launched a new Web site to highlight what he calls the "economic crisis" facing the country.(June 16) Tags: Business Ross Perot By: APnews

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