The Hill Articles: October 10, 2010

Watchdogs support post-election trials for Rangel and Waters Obama promises Dem victory in November if supporters turn out Geithner aims to dispel five ‘myths’ about TARP Former Obama car czar: CEO would have ‘extreme culture shock’ The World from The Hill: Calls for fresh approach to Venezuela as Chavez digs in Gov. Rendell at rally: ‘Vote like your life depends on it … because it just might’ FCC chairmen chat on C-SPAN GAO: Bush-era rules helped schools evade banned practices Interior Secretary Salazar returns home to campaign for Markey Extended foreclosure freeze could add pressure on hurting housing market Giannoulias, Kirk attack each other’s integrity in Sunday morning TV debate Google secretly testing cars that drive themselves King: Setback in embassy bombings prosecution shows need for tribunals Axelrod: Chamber must prove foreign money allegations false Former CIA chief says White House handled European alert well McMahon lays out spending cuts; Blumenthal says attacks cut lead Cantor ‘repudiates’ Young Gun candidate in Nazi reenactments Gingrich: Obama ‘absolutely’ a citizen and Christian, but may confuse people Van Hollen brushes off members’ ads that seek distance from Obama, Pelosi Dem ad accuses GOP-allied groups of ‘stealing democracy’ ‘Professional left’ says Obama’s needling strategy to get voters out won’t work IMF punts on China currency reform