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Politics Today's Headlines  |  December 4, 2008

Richardson joins Obama team as Commerce chief By Christi Parsons and John Mccormick The New Mexico governor considers his position the 'nerve center' in the effort to lift the economy. U.S. urged to boost its nuclear vigilance By Cynthia Dizikes A bipartisan panel cites 'growing risks' that the world will see an attack. Biological terrorism is called the greatest threat. Insurers propose universal, centralized healthcare By Noam N. Levey Several consumer groups criticize the early bid by America's Health Insurance Plans, a trade group that fought an overhaul in the 1990s, to take an active role in Obama's effort to revamp the system. An inauguration for the less fortunate By Michael E. Ruane A businessman from Virginia snaps up a $1-million hotel package so that people in need can attend. Should we tax pot? By Patt Morrison Legalizing it seems like a good idea in these cash-strapped times. But there are many reasons to just say no. Same-sex marriage is too limiting By Robert Epstein There are many other types of legitimate partnerships that could use legal validation. The Fed bailout has too many 000,000,000,000s to comprehend Bill Richardson chalks up another Cabinet post for the job resume New poll confirms who liked--and opposed--Prop 8 on same-sex marriage POLITICS A-Z The daily destination for breaking news from the Los Angeles Times and other top political sources on the Web. SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to Politics, The Times' free e-mail newsletter on national politics, delivered to your inbox Monday through Friday.

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