The Delaware Gazette

Jobless rate now a leading political indicator

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GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — The dis­cour­ag­ing new unem­ploy­ment num­bers present Pres­i­dent Barack Obama with a sober­ing reminder that an uneven recov­ery from the reces­sion can be a frag­ile argu­ment for his re-election. It’s all deep­en­ing his anx­i­ety over the polit­i­cal and eco­nomic threat posed by the Euro­pean debt crisis.

Romney running mate search enters audition phase

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WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney’s vice pres­i­den­tial search has entered a new phase: auditions.

Yemen’s leader allowed to come to US

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WASHINGTON — The Obama admin­is­tra­tion will allow Yemen’s out­go­ing pres­i­dent to come to the U.S. tem­porar­ily for med­ical treat­ment, a move aimed at eas­ing the polit­i­cal tran­si­tion in Yemen, a key coun­tert­er­ror­ism partner.

Analysis: Jobs rate gives Obama positive plot line

WASHINGTON (AP) — The promis­ing drop in unem­ploy­ment on Fri­day looks like a job-security bonus for Pres­i­dent Barack Obama as well, under­cut­ting Repub­li­cans’ asser­tions that his eco­nomic poli­cies have failed. The pres­i­dent him­self her­alded the news with his most con­fi­dent assess­ment yet.

Jimmy Carter’s latest book offers lessons in faith

ATLANTA — Jimmy Carter may never have been pres­i­dent if he didn’t go square danc­ing. The Geor­gia Demo­c­rat cred­its a rural square dance club he joined in 1953 with help­ing him win a state Sen­ate seat by a scant 66 votes.

Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law

CINCINNATI — In the first rul­ing by a fed­eral appeals court on Pres­i­dent Barack Obama’s health care over­haul, a panel in Cincin­nati handed the admin­is­tra­tion a vic­tory Wednes­day by agree­ing that the gov­ern­ment can require a min­i­mum amount of insur­ance for Amer­i­cans. A Republican-appointed judge joined with a Demo­c­ra­tic appointee for the 2–1 major­ity in another mile­stone for Obama’s hotly debated sig­na­ture domes­tic ini­tia­tive — the first time a Repub­li­can fed­eral court appointee has affirmed the mer­its of the law.

High court to Calif: Cut prison inmates by 30,000

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Mon­day nar­rowly endorsed reduc­ing California’s cramped prison pop­u­la­tion by more than 30,000 inmates to fix some­times deadly prob­lems in med­ical care, rul­ing that fed­eral judges retain enor­mous power to over­see trou­bled state prisons.

167th Ohio Wesleyan class graduates Sunday

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In an unsea­son­ably rainy spring, water droplets stayed away Sun­day after­noon for Ohio Wes­leyan University’s com­mence­ment cer­e­mony hosted on Phillips Glen lawn.

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