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Senators Pitch to Women and Elderly on Health Bill
Democrats sought additional medical benefits for women and Republicans vowed to protect Medicare for older Americans.
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Diplomat: Pakistan holding up some US visas
ISLAMABAD (AP) -- Pakistan has held up visas for U.S. diplomats, military service members and others, apparently because of hostility within the country toward the expansion of U.S. operations in Pakistan, a senior U.S. diplomat said Wednesday....
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Yemen Says It Killed Militants as Three More Embassies Shut
Yemeni officials said two militants were killed in a firefight as France, Germany and Japan joined the U.S. and Britain in closing their embassies.
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Interviews Begin for Ex-Aides to Ensign
The inquiries signal the Justice Department’s intensified interest in a case stemming from Senator John Ensign’s extramarital affair.
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Poll: Obama Should Focus More on Economy
On the eve of Obama's State of the Union address, a new WSJ/NBC poll finds that 51% of Americans believe Obama has paid "too little attention" to the economy.
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