The Hill Articles: January 30, 2011

Labor unions uneasy as OSHA withdraws proposed rules D Block auction sheds police, fire support House Dem: Liberal groups need to back off for party to succeed this cycle The World from The Hill: Strong bond urged with ‘most important ally’ India Terrorism panel chairman: Washington hasn’t ‘come to grips’ with Pakistan as a failing state White House official cites ‘education problem’ on climate Google reaches agreement with Connecticut AG over Wi-Spy Republican candidate hopes early start nets him Hutchison’s Senate seat Obama phones world leaders on situation in Egypt Senate panel announces hearing on airport trust fund Schumer seeks ban on bath salts used as drugs McConnell: Obama needs to be ‘more bold’ in tackling the debt Boehner to Obama: Game on Security experts: Homeland Security faces hurdles in replacing terror alerts Obama taps aide to lead ‘reorganization’ of federal government Egyptian authorities order Al Jazeera to shut down New chief of staff: More cuts could be needed beyond freeze Egyptian opposition figure criticizes Obama response: ‘Let go of a dictator’ Polls: Voters oppose state bailouts and bankruptcy filings Sen. McCain on protests: ‘We cannot afford a Tiananmen Square in Cairo’ Bachmann’s Tea Party address gets ‘Saturday Night Live’ treatment Boehner: ‘No limit’ to the amount of spending GOP could cut Boehner: Failure to raise debt ceiling spells ‘financial disaster’ Clinton: ‘We’re not advocating any specific outcome’ in Egypt crisis Democrats mount most aggressive fight yet to protect healthcare reform law