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Should Congress approve the budget compromise?

Should Congress approve the budget compromise?

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How 'flipped classrooms' are turning school days upside down

How 'flipped classrooms' are turning school days upside down

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Pope Francis recognized as TIME's 'Person of the Year'

Pope Francis recognized as TIME's 'Person of the Year'

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How do Bernie Madoff's fraud victims cope five years later?

How do Bernie Madoff's fraud victims cope five years later?

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Economist Robert Shiller wins Nobel Prize for skepticism

Economist Robert Shiller wins Nobel Prize for skepticism

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Health coverage deadlines changed to prevent insurance gaps

Health coverage deadlines changed to prevent insurance gaps

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Splintering of Syrian rebel groups leads to suspended aid

Splintering of Syrian rebel groups leads to suspended aid

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Sen. Murray: Bipartisan budget is 'pathway for the future'

Sen. Murray: Bipartisan budget is 'pathway for the future'

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Looking back at NSA revelations since the Snowden leaks

Looking back at NSA revelations since the Snowden leaks

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Newtown families make promise for change

Newtown families make promise for change

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Does the scope of U.S. surveillance need to be scaled back?

Does the scope of U.S. surveillance need to be scaled back?

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House lawmakers asked to 'find common ground' to pass budget

House lawmakers asked to 'find common ground' to pass budget

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Will the Volcker Rule change the culture of Wall Street?

Five U.S. regulatory agencies gave final approval to a rule that will bar U.S. banks from trading with their own money for a profit. Jeffrey Brown examines the Volcker Rule and its implications with views from Dennis Kelleher of Better Markets and Wayne Abernathy of the American Bankers Association.