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Andy Sullivan

Position: Correspondent, political and general news
I've covered presidential elections, hurricanes, corruption scandals and computer hackers since joining Reuters in 2000. In my free time I'm a musician -- my song "The Internet Is Changing Everything" has been played on NPR and CNBC. I'm currently working on a rock opera about Jack Abramoff.

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Senate rejects bid to restrict Guantanamo trials November 06, 12:00am EST 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate on Thursday rejected a measure that would have required prisoners charged with involvement in the September 11 attacks to stand trial in a military court rather than a criminal court.  Full Article 

House Democrats scramble for healthcare votes
Schapiro, Clinton are richest of top Obama aides
Aid for jobless, homebuyers clears Congress
UPDATE 1-Aid for jobless, homebuyers clears US Congress
WRAPUP 3-Boost for U.S. health reform before close vote
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Blog Posts

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Congress thanks Sept. 11 air travelers who may have saved them

Congress paused on Wednesday to thank the air travelers who possibly saved their lives on Sept. 11, 2001 by fighting back against the al Qaeda hijackers who had taken over their plane.  Full Article 

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Senator Kennedy's final resting spot

Senator Edward Kennedy will be buried on Saturday near his brothers, former President John F. Kennedy and former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, at Arlington National Cemetery on Saturday.  Full Article | Comments [6] 

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The First Draft: Block that metaphor

Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett may no longer be with us, but Congress is still hanging around. Good thing, too, as they've got plenty of work to do. The House of Representatives is poised to vote today ...  Full Article | Comments [4] 

The First Draft: Haley's comet | Comments [6]
The First Draft: After the Crash
The First Draft: Trying again on healthcare | Comments [2]
The First Draft: Blank screens | Comments [7]
The First Draft: From Gitmo to paradise | Comments [16]
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