2009

July

• Minnesota DFL Party Statement in Support of Representative Collin Peterson

• Shuttle aims for Friday morning landing in Florida

• Analysis: Taliban code seen as bid to spruce image

• DFL Party’s Statement on Governor Pawlenty’s Speech to the RNC

• Rep. Walz Opposes GOP Healthcare Ads

• Astronauts free satellite, prep for Friday landing

• GOP Minn. Gov. Pawlenty builds brand nationally

• NASA denies new space program is too risky, pricey

• Pakistan case gives glimpse into US terror suspect

• Northwest dries out in record triple-digit heat

• Minnesota DFL Party: Pawlenty sides with Big Insurance, D.C. Insiders

• Why Sunday Schools Are Closing

• Shuttle undocks after 11 days at space station

• Shuttle undocks after 11 days at space station

• AP source: Jackson doc gave him drug before death

• Astronauts go out on 5th and final spacewalk

• New direction in terror fight may stem from case

• Sviggum’s run for governor encounters “a curveball out of left field”

• What makes them run: Matt Entenza wants to reclaim Minnesota’s role as national policy leader

• What makes them run: Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Thissen sees a ‘generational election’ in 2010

• What makes them run: Marty says Minnesota is “absolutely, positively going the wrong way”

• Beneficiaries of the Campaign Finance Final Donor Drive

• Minnesota DFL Party: The Joke Is On Us

• WALZ APPLAUDS TENTATIVE DEAL ON “LOW-COST, HIGH-QUALITY” HEALTH PROVISIONS

• Walz wants to hear from you on Health Care plan

• The Great Tax Con Job

• Obama’s Health Care Struggle: Waterloo or Water Down?

• Calif. lawmakers pass plan to balance state budget

• Officials lambast NJ corruption after 44 arrested

• AP IMPACT: Cash-strapped states raid 911 funds

• Rising casualties raise doubts abroad on war

• 3 NJ mayors, lawmakers arrested in corruption case

• LOCAL FUNDING REQUESTS CLEAR CRITICAL FIRST HURDLE

• WALZ VOTES AGAIN TO RESTORE FISCAL DISCIPLINE

• National Mall in disrepair after years of neglect

• Astronauts cut spacewalk short due to suit trouble

• Walz favors health-care reform

• Calif. budget plan includes new offshore oil

• Minn. man killed by deputy after day of swimming

• Aussie stargazer spots scar from Jupiter collision

• California Budget Deal Closes $26 Billion Gap

• Budget breakthrough solves California’s long fiscal nightmare

• Spacewalk No. 2 scheduled for moon anniversary

• Astronauts deal with flooded toilet in orbit

• AP Analysis: Sotomayor would be beholden to no one

• Starting to get crowded in 100-year-olds’ club

• Ready or not, here comes China

• Defying Slump, 13 States Insure More Children

• Spacewalk day: Astronauts embark on first outing

• Lawmakers hopeful of solving Calif. shortfall

• Legendary CBS anchor Walter Cronkite dies at 92

• Astronauts inspect space shuttle for launch damage

• Damage eyed as shuttle heads toward space station

• El Nino conditions return to affect weather

• NASA set to try 6th launch attempt of shuttle

• Mars flight simulation experiment ends in Moscow

• Madoff arrives at NC prison

• States ask FCC’s OK to jam prison cell phones

• Minnesota’s Second Senator Takes His Office on the Road

• Thunderstorms delay space shuttle launch again

• Poll: Obama vs. Pawlenty (plus approval ratings)

• Talks intensify over closing Calif.‘s $26B deficit

• Chips in official IDs raise privacy fears

• Fast-growing kelp invades San Francisco Bay Email this Story Jul 10, 3:28 PM (ET)  By JASON DEAREN

• Walz / Peterson: TWO BILLS TO EXPAND WIND ENERGY PRODUCTION

• A Muscle Car to the Rescue for General Motors

• World leaders want deal in trade talks

• WALZ GRANT TO EXPAND TEACHING OF AMERICAN HISTORY IN LOCAL SCHOOLS

• WALZ VOTES TO CREATE SMALL BUSINESS JOBS, SPUR ECONOMIC GROWTH

• British scientists claim to create human sperm

• WALZ ANNOUNCES NEARLY $3 MILLION GRANT FOR WORTHINGTON AIRPORT

• As Iran Calms, a Struggle for Political Power Intensifies

• Federal Web sites knocked out by cyber attack

• Prospect of unallotment lawsuits dims

• Israeli archaeologists discover ancient quarry

• South Carolina GOP votes to censure Sanford

• Health Care’s Infectious Losses

• Health Co-op Offers Model for Overhaul

• Jackson memorial performers announced as LA braces

• Final rules out for government stem cell research

• Microsoft warns of serious computer security hole

• Vietnam War architect Robert McNamara dies at 93 Email this Story Jul 6, 5:31 PM (ET)  By ANNE GEA

• Jackson’s mother loses control of son’s estate

• We Rent Movies, So Why Not Textbooks?

• Scandal leads to resignation? Broadcast: Midmorning, 07/02/2009

• OMG!! Jackson memorial passes start to trickle out

• NYT’s Conscience of a Liberal blog: “Al Franken’s secret”

• Calif. bullet train hits criticism on SF Peninsula

• Web retailers, states tussle over tax rules

• REP. WALZ ANNOUNCES NEW PROGRAM TO MAKE COLLEGE MORE AFFORDABLE

• U.S. Nuns Facing Vatican Scrutiny

• Myanmar fossil may shed light on evolution

• DEA joins Michael Jackson death probe

• In Pakistani Relief Camps, Charities Press Anti-U.S. View

• DFL Party: Statement on Governor Pawlenty’s Budget Unallotments

• California, other states face tough budget choices