Anne Kornblut

White House Correspondent, Washington Post

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White House correspondent for the Washington Post; former reporter for the New York Times

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Yesterday's bloody violence has been replaced by uneasy calm as tens of thousands of protesters have gathered following Friday prayers.

The 'Day of Departure' in Egypt?

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The White House originally invited leaders of both parties in both houses of Congress to a working afternoon followed by dinner on November 18.

Congressional Leadership Meets with President Obama

The White House originally invited leaders of both parties in both houses of Congress to a working afternoon followed by dinner on November 18.

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As expected since Mayor Richard Daley said he would not run for another term, Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel left the White House today to return to Chicago.

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As expected since Mayor Richard Daley said he would not run for another term, Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel left the White House today to return to Chicago.

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