Breaking news: White House official: Obama to call for 5-year freeze on non-security discretionary spending in State of the Union speech

Click to view this newsletter in a browser  |  Breaking news   msnbc.com | Breaking news View in a browser Stories    |    Share: BREAKING NEWS ALERT White House official: Obama to call for 5-year freeze on non-security discretionary spending in State of the Union speech Tue, 25 Jan 2011 17:26:38 GMT - This is a developing story and we expect to have more information soon. Go to msnbc.com for further developments.   More top stories: - First Thoughts: What has changed (and what hasn't) - Red Tape: Judge throws out online ammo sales ban - 'King's Speech' rules over Oscar race - Airlines' path for profits: Fly less, charge more - Jet descends 25,000 feet after cabin loses pressure - Got a date? Mixed seating at State of Union - Sleeping with pets brings risk of serious disease - Protect yourself from Super Bowl scams - Egyptian protesters clash with riot police - 'Day of rage' as Hezbollah takes power in Lebanon Top videos Video: Franco: Oscar nod 'big honor' Actor James Franco, who is hosting the 83rd Annual Academy Awards, is also nominated for his role in "127 Hours." He tells TODAY that his nomination is a "big honor." Video: Firth on Oscar nods: Proud of 'royal flush' Video: Oscar nominees announced Video: FBI: Suspect admits kidnapping baby 23 years ago Video: Italian PM accused of running a brothel View more videos First Read Cantor and Pelosi may sit together at SOTU Read more World Blog He trained the Taliban - and they kidnapped him Read more Field Notes 90 pregnancies at one high school Read more Top photos Slideshow: Obama's second year Read more Only on msnbc Qantas airliner rapidly descends 25,000 feet Read more Download Podcasts More from msnbc.com U.S. news World news Politics Business Sports Entertainment Health Tech & science Travel Local news Weather Follow us on Twitter Keep up with the latest headlines on twitter. Follow us Sign up for alerts Sign up for alerts delivered to your mobile phone, email or IM. Learn more FirstPerson: See news? Send us your video, photos or personal reports. Submit Top stories    |    Top videos    |    Share: To remove yourself from the list simply click here to unsubscribe. Click here to manage your e-mail preferences. MSNBC Interactive News - One Microsoft Way - Redmond, WA 98052 Privacy Statement