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Senate Votes Unanimously to Take Up Debate on Budget Bill

Senate Votes Unanimously to Take Up Debate on Budget Bill

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What Will New Insurance Exchange Premiums Cost?

What Will New Insurance Exchange Premiums Cost?

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Senators Weigh in on Budget Hurdles and Fiscal Compromises

Senators Weigh in on Budget Hurdles and Fiscal Compromises

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Trying to Prevent Violence Via Mental Health Screening

Trying to Prevent Violence Via Mental Health Screening

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Iran's President Tries to Recast Perceptions

Iran's President Tries to Recast Perceptions

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Death of Kofi Awoonor in Nairobi Attack Is 'Great Loss'

Death of Kofi Awoonor in Nairobi Attack Is 'Great Loss'

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How Do Cable Providers Plan to Stay Competitive?

How Do Cable Providers Plan to Stay Competitive?

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Graham Nash Talks 'Wild Tales' and Musical Friends

Graham Nash Talks 'Wild Tales' and Musical Friends

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Boehner Warns House GOP May Block Spending Bill

Boehner Warns House GOP May Block Spending Bill

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What Changes Can Older Americans Expect Under Health Reform?

What Changes Can Older Americans Expect Under Health Reform?

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How Should the U.S. Proceed With Iran Diplomacy?

How Should the U.S. Proceed With Iran Diplomacy?

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Former Interns Debate Worth and Legality of Unpaid Gigs

Former Interns Debate Worth and Legality of Unpaid Gigs

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How Did Blackberry Fall Behind Other Smart Phones?

At the top of its game, Blackberry was the world's most popular mobile device, but now the struggling smart phone maker has announced a $4.7 million buyout. What mistakes did Blackberry make that its competitors got right? For insight, Jeffrey Brown talks to Farhad Manjoo of The Wall Street Journal.