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The article speculates on how much change U.S. President Barack Obama's initiatives to push the adoption of electronic medical records will produce. The author says the success of the administration's initiatives will largely depend on convincing the medical professionals to change their habits. He says to some doctors, the idea of replacing the paper-based system used in their practices with an electronic records system is not worth the cost and disruption to their practices. Accountable care organizations (ACO) are among the topics discussed.

The article compares the foreign trade policies of U.S. President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. According to the author, the candidates' foreign trade agendas are more similar than they will admit. He states that both support the completion of the Trans-Pacific Partnership. He claims that Romney is more likely to pursue bilateral trade agreements with like-minded nations, but is also likely to face the same difficulties that Obama is facing in getting support.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Washington. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Ohio. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in North Carolina. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Wisconsin. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Virginia. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Tennessee. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Pennsylvania. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New York. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Nevada. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New Mexico. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Montana. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Mississippi. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Minnesota. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Maine. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Massachusetts. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Louisiana. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Alabama. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Illinois. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Connecticut. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Arizona. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Colorado. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John Cain in Alaska. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article features profiles of U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's political team. They include campaign manager David Plouffe, deputy campaign manager Steve Hildebrand and chief strategist David Axelrod. The paper provides a detailed description of their responsibilities in the Obama campaign.

The article focuses on the Senate voting where U.S. Senate President Barack Obama succeeded 93.1% of the time in terms of policy votes. Topics discussed include a review of leading scorers for presidential support and how often a senator supports the position of a president from the same party, the partisanship of every Democrat in the Senate in 2014 and plans of Senate majority leader Republican Mitch McConnell to allow more votes on policy issues that will potentially mix up voting patterns.

The article reports that envelope makers won their battle against the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama to resume Social Security Administration's periodic mailings of annual and personalized benefit statements in 2014.

The article focuses on issues in relation to the U.S. foreign policy. It highlights issues related to the U.S.-Europe alliance as well as the National Security Agency (NSA) scandal and Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula. The move of U.S. President Barack Obama to renew the country's commitment to the European Union is mentioned.

The article discusses the concerns raised about the enthusiasm of the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama for the Common Core State Standards Initiative as of 2013. Critics of the initiative argued that the standards is an attempt by the government to force a nationwide curriculum on the states. Race to the Top is a 4.35 billion dollar competition created by the government in 2010 that awards money to the states with the best proposal to upend their public education systems. INSET: Development of Common Core.

The article discusses the overhaul of the U.S. immigration law as U.S. Chamber of Commerce president Thomas J. Donohue, business leaders, local officials and labor organizers join President Barack Obama's pro-immigration press event at the White House in June 2013. Donohue, an outspoken critic of the President, stresses how desperately the chamber and its allies want a new immigration system. It also notes NumbersUSA president Roy Beck's opposition to boosting immigration.

The article discusses the need for the U.S. Army to clearly define its mission as it faces budget cuts in 2013. It considers the threat posed by the U.S. fiscal crisis on the Army's manpower, training and modernization plans. The Army is expected to reduce its force from about 552,000 in 2013 to 490,000 by 2017. The administration of U.S. President Barack Obama plans to reduce the country's defense spending by about 400 billion dollars over 10 years.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Vermont. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Wyoming. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in West Virginia. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Oklahoma. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Oregon. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Utah. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Texas. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in South Dakota. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in South Carolina. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Rhode Island. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in North Dakota. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Arkansas. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New Jersey. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Nebraska. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New Hampshire. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Missouri. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Michigan. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Maryland. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Indiana. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.