July 1, 2009 Politics

July 1, 2009
Politics
With Something for Everyone, Climate Bill Passed
By JOHN M. BRODER
The energy bill that passed in the House was loaded with hundreds of special-interest favors, as environmentalists lamented that its aims had been diminished.

Obama’s Stance Deflects Chávez’s Finger-Pointing
By SIMON ROMERO
President Hugo Chávez’s insinuations of U.S. involvement in Honduras’s coup are being deflected by the U.S. response.
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Obama’s Health Care Town Hall
By JEFF ZELENY
The president was expected to take questions from the live audience and from online solicitations.
Waxman Hospitalized for Tests
By JOHN M. BRODER
The House chairman of the Energy and Commerce committee has been admitted for observation, an aide said.
Coleman's Loss Leaves Another Void in Senate
By DAVID STOUT
His departure breaks a long line among Republicans.
G.O.P. Aims at Lawmakers Over Energy Votes
By and REA FULLER
The N.R.C.C. takes specific aim at a freshman lawmaker from Virginia.
Cabinet Plans a Rural Listening Tour
By KATE PHILLIPS
The Obama administration embarks on a "listening tour," venturing into the enclaves of the country, meaning the real country lands of the nation.
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Supreme Court News Analysis
Roberts Court Shifts Right, Tipped by Kennedy
By ADAM LIPTAK
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. emerged as a canny strategist at the Supreme Court this term.
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Timeline: A Career Challenged
An interactive timeline of South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford’s political path, tarnished by an affair.

President Obama's Five-Day Promise
As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama promised to post bills online for five days after they passed Congress and to give the public a chance to comment on them. He hasn't. Why has the pledge been so hard to keep?
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