 | By Christi Parsons, John Mccormick and Peter Nicholas He discusses his Cabinet choices and his strategy for his first year in office, and reflects on his role as the first African American elected president. |  | By Jeff Coen, Rick Pearson, Dan Morain and Michael Finnegan Rod R. Blagojevich is accused of corruption, including allegedly trying to sell Obama's vacant Senate seat. |  | By Robert Becker and Todd Lighty In secretly recorded phone calls, the Illinois governor allegedly pushes for termination of members of the Chicago Tribune's editorial board. | | By Richard Simon and Mike Dorning Anyone chosen by Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich would be tainted by the corruption charges, they say. |  | By Joanna Lin The Illinois governor, who was arrested on federal corruption charges, said he was 'always lawful' and promised to break away from politics as usual when he ran for office six years ago. | | By Janet Hook Democrats have had success running against what they called a GOP 'culture of corruption.' Now the party hopes the political fallout from the Blagojevich case and others will be limited. | | By Mark Z. Barabak Nearly three-quarters of Americans polled are pleased with his election, even as many express doubts about how much he can accomplish in office. | | By Peter Nicholas Nancy Sutley will head the White House Council on Environmental Quality, a Democratic source says. | | By Julian E. Barnes Sniper blimps and light planes could gain favor over pricier projects, such as high-tech jets and the Future Combat Systems program. | | By Blair Bobier Such an electoral system saves time and money, and ensures a majority winner. |  | By Tim Rutten The Bush administration's abuse of the judicial system will haunt Obama. |  | By Ezra Klein Nixon gave the country closure; Bush shows no such inclination. |
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