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President Obama announced that he wants to send 30,000 U.S. troops to Afghanistan by the middle of next year and start withdrawing American forces from the country by July 2011.
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President Obama welcomed Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to the first state visit of Obama's term. The two leaders discussed building future relationships between their countries and celebrated with a state dinner at the White House.
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Thanksgiving traditions at the White House date back centuries, the most famous being the turkey pardon. The first presidential turkey pardon originated with President Harry S. Truman in 1947 and has since become a White House tradition.
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In 2006, Chris Riley became the Republican chairman for St. Joseph County, Ind. At the time, he inherited a volunteer database consisting of 11 people and an antiquated Web site. Now, he sees the signs of a local Republican resurgence.
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Today's highlights in political events from across the country.
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President Obama embarks on a nine-day tour of Asian countries, including Japan, Singapore, China and South Korea. Obama is expected to address topics such as security, environment, the economy and U.S.-Asia relations.
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This week's highlights in political events from Washington and across the country.
The Bush-Cheney Legacy
The Washington Post's key coverage of George W. Bush's presidency.
The Washington Post's key coverage of George W. Bush's presidency.
Inauguration Multimedia 2009
Multimedia leading up to and including the historic Inauguration of the 44th president.
Multimedia leading up to and including the historic Inauguration of the 44th president.
Video: In The Moment
Witnessing Barack Obama's Historic Inauguration
Witnessing Barack Obama's Historic Inauguration
Inauguration Photos 2009
Photos from the swearing in ceremony of President Obama, the parade and the inaugural balls.
Photos from the swearing in ceremony of President Obama, the parade and the inaugural balls.
Candidates in Run up to November 4 Election
PHOTO GALLERIES | Weekly galleries of presidential nominees Barack Obama and John McCain as they continue to campaign up to the November 4 election.
PHOTO GALLERIES | Weekly galleries of presidential nominees Barack Obama and John McCain as they continue to campaign up to the November 4 election.
Scenes from the Debates
PHOTO GALLERIES |Presidential nominees Barack Obama and John McCain and running mates Joe Biden and Sarah Palin debate before the Novemenber 4 election.
PHOTO GALLERIES |Presidential nominees Barack Obama and John McCain and running mates Joe Biden and Sarah Palin debate before the Novemenber 4 election.
Video Haiku: The Campaign in Moments
A periodic series of images captured from the world of presidential politics.
A periodic series of images captured from the world of presidential politics.
Republican National Convention 2008
PHOTO GALLERIES | Daily galleries of the 2008 Republican National Convention.
PHOTO GALLERIES | Daily galleries of the 2008 Republican National Convention.
Democratic National Convention 2008
PHOTO GALLERIES | Daily galleries of the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
PHOTO GALLERIES | Daily galleries of the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
Interactive: Democratic Marathon
Barack Obama claims victory over Hillary Rodham Clinton after a long and grueling battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Barack Obama claims victory over Hillary Rodham Clinton after a long and grueling battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.
A President's Retreat
During his presidency, Abraham Lincoln often sought refuge from official Washington in a 36-room retreat on the grounds of Soldier's Home, an armed forced retirement community. A seven-year, $17 million restoration of the historic space known as President Lincoln's Cottage is now complete.
During his presidency, Abraham Lincoln often sought refuge from official Washington in a 36-room retreat on the grounds of Soldier's Home, an armed forced retirement community. A seven-year, $17 million restoration of the historic space known as President Lincoln's Cottage is now complete.
MULTIMEDIA: As the presidential primaries near, voters agonize over a prolonged war. Videojournalist Travis Fox traveled to New Hampshire, Iowa and South Carolina to document the conflicting views on the war.
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The Front-runners: A revealing look at each of the leading presidential candidates
Audio Panoramas: Showdown in Texas and Ohio
Washingtonpost.com journalists have created a special multimedia presentation highlighting likely voters in the Ohio and Texas primaries.
Washingtonpost.com journalists have created a special multimedia presentation highlighting likely voters in the Ohio and Texas primaries.
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The Life and Career of Gerald S. J. Cassidy: How Lobbying Became Washington's Biggest Business.
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A selection of the best images by Post photographers this year.
Featuring the best work by multimedia journalists and interactive designers at washingtonpost.com.
Five years after the Taliban fled Kabul under the cover of night, signs of fragile but real progress abound. Simple pleasures once prohibited -- song and dance, the flutter of kites -- have resumed. And for the first time, women and girls once repressed under Taliban rule are able to take better control of their lives and their futures.
The Aswan High Dam is the starting point for a 690-mile journey along the river, through Egypt, the Arab world's most populous country.
Alberto Korda was born Alberto Diaz Gutierrez in Havana in 1928, the same year as Ernesto 'Che' Guevara. Korda captured the celebrated photograph of Che during his work as personal photographer to Fidel Castro. In the book 'Cuba by Korda,' available Sept. 15, 2006, rare photos of Fidel Castro and Guevara, as well as the stories behind the photographs.
In the 25 years of the epidemic, treatment has improved, but the issues of social isolation, and, often, economic instability remain.
Current photos from Capitol Hill by Washington Post Photojournalist Melina Mara.
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