The two discussed economic issues ahead of scheduled G-8 and G-20 meetings.
Suspect Jared Lee Loughner
Preliminary hearing for Loughner set for Jan. 24.
Jerry Brown. (Photo by Freedom to Marry via Flickr)
California's governor shouldn't expect to make many friends with the controversial budget plan.
Southern Sudanese women in Juba. (Photo by Stein Ove Korneliussen via Flickr)
Voting will take place for the next week.
President Obama speaking on the phone with Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer. (White House photo by Pete Souza)
The President also calls for flags to be flown at half-staff.
Iceland protests U.S. probe of MP in WikiLeaks case.
DHS memo says Loughner might be tied to far right group.
Fellow Az Dem denounces an atmosphere of "anger, hatred and division."
South Sudan votes Sunday to gain independence.
Federal probe includes a member of the Icelandic Parliament.
Creative Commons image of money.
Fed chief Bernanke predicts unemployment rate will fall to 8 percent in 2013.
Too much fluoride consumption causing unwanted health effects.
Read our entire series on eight LAUSD teachers fighting against all the odds.
Dead birds in the U.S. and Sweden, dead crabs in England and dead fish on three continents.
RNC Chairman Michael Steele
RNC Chairman faces an uphill battle in reelection bid.
(Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
After a long battle, the 9/11 health bill makes gets signed into law.
North Korea (Creative Commons)
South Korea, it's your move.
Flooding in Warwick, Queensland strands travelers and submerges crops. (Photo by rjrgmc28 via Flickr)
Days of rain have forced entire cities to flee from swelling rivers.
A year after Sean McCoy's sister's death, Sean started a social networking and file sharing site.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (Creative Commons)
Governor Christie defended his Disney World Vacation During Press Conference On Saturday
Jon Huntsman (Creative Commons)
Former Utah Governor might challenge Obama in 2012, according to Newsweek.
Gov. Susana Martinez
New York, New Mexico and Michigan rang in 2011 with a change in power at the top.
Drug makers will be taxed for the first time and insurer profits will be scrutinized.
Traffic fines keep going up.
What do WikiLeaks, Joe Biden, iPhone 4, James Franco and BP all have in common?
New figures are lowest in more than two years.
Christine O'Donnell (Creative Commons)
Feds probe $20,000 expenditure for illegal personal uses.
Moscow (Photo by Borya via Flickr)
The U.S. and other NATO countries aren't happy about the deal.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos (Photo by Robert Ward courtesy of U.S. Department of Defense)
Pedro "the knife" Guerrero was killed during a Christmas day shootout.
Feds seize servers allegedly linked to DDOS attacks.
Legal challenge staying executions could be decided in early 2011.
Failed bank assets totaled $92.1 billion, down 45.7% from 2009.
U.S. on track to exit by end of the upcoming year.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is most admired woman.
Thousands of air travelers in East Coast stranded due to bad weather.
Bad weather conditions are expected across the northeastern coast of the U.S.
East Atlanta blanketed with snow on March 1, 2009. (Photo by gojeffrey via Flickr)
A white Christmas for some means travel headaches for others.
Boundaries of Pakistan (Image courtesy United States Government)
The explosion comes a day after Taliban insurgents attacked security forces in a neighboring district.