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Friday 17th April 2009

Today at Talk Radio News Service, the Washington Bureau will be covering the following events:

- The Log Cabin Republicans 2009 Convention and Symposium
- A briefing Cato Institute briefing on “Yes, Mr. President: Markets Can Fix Health Care”
- Conference call on “Immigration Reform in 2009”

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Today at Talk Radio News Service, the Washington Bureau will be covering the following events:

Senate Joint Economic Committee hearing on “The Employment Situation: March 2009.”
News Conference on the “Child is Missing Alert and Recovery Act.”
Presentation of the “Outstanding American by Choice” award to Representative Ahn "Joseph" Cao (R-La.).
Discussion with Senator Jim Webb (D-Va.) on his work in the Senate and his views on U.S. national security.
Remarks from Senator Christopher Bond (R-Mo.) on President Obama’s recently released Afghanistan/Pakistan strategy
Cato Briefing on the “North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) at 60: A Hollow Alliance.”
Briefing by Stephen Bosworth, special representative for North Korea policy at the State Department on “U.S. Policy Regarding North Korea.”

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Today at Talk Radio News Service, Legal Affairs Correspondent Jay Goodman Tamboli is covering the oral arguments in the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in the case of Ralph Nader v. DNC. The Washington Bureau will be covering an "Emergency Protest Against AIG Bonuses" by the The Party for Socialism and Liberation, a conference on “Planning a Secure Energy Future,” a House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee hearing on "The Serious Commercial Real Estate Credit Crunch and GSA (General Services Administration): Leasing and Building During an Economic Crisis,” and a discussion on Middle East Progress, "Prospects for a Two-State Solution: Understanding Challenges and Creating Opportunities."

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Today at Talk Radio News, the Washington Bureau will be covering Vice President Joe Biden’s announcement for funding to be given to Amtrak, a discussion on “A Year After the March 2008 Protests: Is China Promoting Stability in Tibet?,” a news conference on respiratory and immune disorders, a discussion “Iran: Internal Social and Political Dynamics,” a discussion on “Same-Sex Marriage and Religious Liberty: A Reconciliation,” and a book discussion on “Life Equity: Realize your true Value and Pursue Your Passions at Any Stage In Life,” with author Representative Marsha Blackburn, (R-Tenn.).

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The Washington Bureau will be covering the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee hearing on the State of the Domestic Automobile Industry: Part II. The Washington Bureau will also be covering The American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research conference on Corporate Responsibility in an Era of New Internationalism.

In the afternoon, the Washington Bureau will be covering a discussion at the Heritage Foundation on "Red Hot Lies: How Global Warming Alarmists Use Threats, Fraud, and Deception to keep you Misinformed." Finally, the Washington Bureau will be covering a discussion on the Iranian nuclear threat and how will America and Europe proceed.