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Three for $10. That's how Joe Bly works the button business. Bly has been selling buttons from day one of the Obama phenomenon. He even put his construction job back home in Springfield, Ill., on hold to follow the Obama campaign from coast to coast in STOCKMARKET NEWS >

Arab media are welcoming Barack Obama as the new president of the United States, after years of frustration with former president George W. Bush. “Obama reached the White House because he took the right path,” editor of the London-based Al-Quds in STOCKMARKET NEWS >

Given the country's current state of affairs, it's clear President Barack Obama probably won't be able to soak in the historical significance of his administration for too long. (Hopefully he got that out of his system Tuesday.) Now that all the in STOCKMARKET NEWS >

WASHINGTON -- It wasn't the inauguration experience they expected, but the people on the bus got quite a show from the 44th president. Anne Vinceia Mosley, 14, was a large part of the reason her grandfather put together the bus trip taken by 215 St in STOCKMARKET NEWS >

Twana Adams, from New York, was carrying an "Arrest Bush" sign as she walked near Union Station. "We can't go forward — the whole world cannot go forward — until these people get justice," she said. The change in administrations was immediately in STOCKMARKET NEWS >