Liu Shinan:
Don't go too far in name of sex education
Don't go too far in name of sex education
Hong Liang:
US should fix its own economic woes first
US should fix its own economic woes first
Chen Weihua:
Need for medical privacy
Need for medical privacy
OP Rana:
This world dream can't be deferred
This world dream can't be deferred
Potential Obama appointments draw keen speculation
Speculation swirled over what appointments Obama would make as he pivots from an election campaign to the task of building an administration. Obama Aims For Smooth Transition
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Democrat Barack Obama captured the White House on Tuesday after an extraordinary two-year campaign, defeating Republican John McCain to make history as the first black U.S. president.
Agencies
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- President-elect Obama reaches out to former rivals
- Sen. Clinton being considered for secretary of state
- Biden visits Cheney, calls foreign leaders
- Crowd of 1 million could attend Obama inauguration
- Cheney, Biden to meet privately at VP residence
- Laura Bush shares W.House tips with Michelle Obama
- Obama makes historic White House visit
 New York Times endorses Obama for president
Barack Obama began his first full day as president-elect with the simple pleasure of having breakfast with his daughters.
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 Palin testifies to investigator in troopergate dispute
Love her or hate her, Sarah Palin was a phenomenon as the Republican vice presidential running mate to John McCain, and the question for the self-styled moose-hunting hockey mom is: What now?
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 Obama, McCain neck-and-neck for rural vote: poll
Democrat Barack Obama's lead over Republican rival John McCain has dropped to 5 points, according to a Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby poll released on Sunday.
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 Presidential candidates spar with 9 days to go
Long lines and malfunctioning machines greeted election officials on Tuesday as polls across the country were deluged by people wanting to vote in this historic race between black Democratic candidate Barack Obama and Republican John McCain.
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