... more families and businesses go under and more Americans lose their coverage," Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address. "Or whether we'll seize this opportunity one we might not have again for generations and finally pass health ...

... overhaul on notice: "While I'm not spoiling for a fight, I'm ready for one." Obama used his weekly radio and Internet address to defend his recent proposal, which is intended to prevent a repeat of the breakdown that has sent the U.S ...

... with high energy costs, Republicans said Saturday. Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels, in the GOP's weekly radio and Internet address, said the House's climate bill was "a classic example of unwise government." The address culminated a week ...

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... s top assistant on Russia, Michael McFaul, said in a presummit briefing. - Advertisement - Medvedev said in an Internet address that the two powers "need new, common, mutually beneficial projects in business, science and culture. He added ...

... another wave of cyber assaults that hit government agencies Tuesday in South Korea. The officials said that while Internet addresses have been traced to North Korea, that does not necessarily mean the attack involved the Pyongyang government ...

... to put Americans back to work," House Republican leader John Boehner said Saturday in the Republican radio and Internet address. "They promised unemployment would not rise above 8 percent if their trillion-dollar stimulus was passed. The ...

... announcement came in the days ahead of his inauguration. He told the country on Saturday in a separate radio and Internet address that his inauguration will be more than simply a transfer of power; it should be a celebration of the America itself ...

... the end of a week that saw hundreds of thousands of people lose their jobs, Obama also used his Saturday radio and Internet address to tell that nation that "no one bill, no matter how comprehensive, can cure what ails our economy." During ...

... We can't afford to make perfect the enemy of the absolutely necessary," Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address, sounding a note of pragmatism that liberal followers rarely heard on the campaign trail. Still, the popular president ...