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Obama: Privilege to use King's Bible in inaugural

Obama: Privilege to use King's Bible in inaugural

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 21st

By TRACY BROWNAssociated Press President Barack Obama says it was a privilege to take the oath of office using a Bible that had been owned by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Obama paused by a statue of King in the Capitol Rotunda after a luncheon hosted by members of Congress. He was accompanied by

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 3rd

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER and PAUL WISEMANAP Economics Writers WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing is rebounding. Families are shrinking debts. Europe has avoided a financial crackup. And the fiscal cliff deal has removed the most urgent threat to the U.S. economy. So why don't economists foresee

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 3rd

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER and PAUL WISEMANAP Economics Writers WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing is rebounding. Families are shrinking debts. Europe has avoided a financial crackup. And the fiscal cliff deal has removed the most urgent threat to the U.S. economy. So why don't economists foresee

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 3rd

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER and PAUL WISEMANAP Economics Writers WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing is rebounding. Families are shrinking debts. Europe has avoided a financial crackup. And the fiscal cliff deal has removed the most urgent threat to the U.S. economy. So why don't economists foresee

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 3rd

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER and PAUL WISEMANAP Economics Writers WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing is rebounding. Families are shrinking debts. Europe has avoided a financial crackup. And the fiscal cliff deal has removed the most urgent threat to the U.S. economy. So why don't economists foresee

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 3rd

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER and PAUL WISEMANAP Economics Writers WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing is rebounding. Families are shrinking debts. Europe has avoided a financial crackup. And the fiscal cliff deal has removed the most urgent threat to the U.S. economy. So why don't economists foresee

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 3rd

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER and PAUL WISEMANAP Economics Writers WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing is rebounding. Families are shrinking debts. Europe has avoided a financial crackup. And the fiscal cliff deal has removed the most urgent threat to the U.S. economy. So why don't economists foresee

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 3rd

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER and PAUL WISEMANAP Economics Writers WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing is rebounding. Families are shrinking debts. Europe has avoided a financial crackup. And the fiscal cliff deal has removed the most urgent threat to the U.S. economy. So why don't economists foresee

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 3rd

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER and PAUL WISEMANAP Economics Writers WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing is rebounding. Families are shrinking debts. Europe has avoided a financial crackup. And the fiscal cliff deal has removed the most urgent threat to the U.S. economy. So why don't economists foresee

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Fiscal-cliff deal no recipe for a robust economy

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 3rd

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER and PAUL WISEMANAP Economics Writers WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing is rebounding. Families are shrinking debts. Europe has avoided a financial crackup. And the fiscal cliff deal has removed the most urgent threat to the U.S. economy. So why don't economists foresee