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	Mccain Offers $300 Million For New Auto Battery Republican presidential candidate John McCain is proposing a $300 million government prize to whoever can develop an automobile battery that far surpasses existing technology. (June 23) Tags: News Gas Price Promises By: APnews
	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
	Ap Photos: This Week On The Trail The AP's David Ake tells the stories behind the week's best photos from the presidential campaign trail. (June 22) Tags: News campaign minute 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
	In Fundraising Campaign: Obama, Mccain Close Democrat Barack Obama raised $22 million in May for his presidential campaign, his weakest fundraising month this year, and ended the month with $43 million cash on hand. Rival John McCain came close to matching Obama, $21 million in May. (June 21) Tags: News candidates money By: APnews
	Obama: Mayors Need Partner In White House Democratic candidate for president Barack Obama addressed the U.S. Conference of Mayors Saturday in Miami. (June 21) Tags: News obama 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
	Ap Top Stories Here's the latest news for Saturday, June 21st: Obama's campaign cash; Pregnancy pact; Entwistle trial; Olympic torch relay. Tags: News minuteworld By: APnews
	Ap Campaign Minute Here's the latest from the campaign trail for Friday, June 20th: McCain in Canada; Obama on oil drilling; Obama, Clinton to appear together; Burns out of convention. Tags: News campaign minute By: APnews
	Obama Defends Rejection Of Public Financing Senator Barack Obama answered questions Friday about his decision to reject public financing during the general election. Obama was in Jacksonville, delivering remarks on energy policy. (June 20) Tags: News obama By: APnews

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