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Rep. John Burris, R-Harrison, listens to proceedings in the House chamber at the Arkansas state Capitol in Little Rock, Ark., Thursday, Feb. 13, 2014. Earlier Thursday the Joint Budget Committee advanced a funding bill supported by Burris for the state's compromise Medicaid expansion. (AP Photo/Danny Johnston)
Healthcare

Arkansas lawmakers considering ‘private option’ bill

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State Sen. Peggy Gilmour, D-Hollis, left, sponsored a bill that would repeal the prohibition on a state-based health exchange enacted by the previous Legislature. (AP Photo/Jim Cole)
Healthcare

New Hampshire bill would allow state-based insurance market

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In this Jan. 10, 2014, photo, Trevor Davis puts concrete on stone for the foundation of a new home, in Pepper Pike, Ohio. The National Association of Home Builders reports on sentiment among U.S. builders on Tuesday, Feb. 18. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
Economy

US homebuilder confidence sinks in February

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The Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing program, the loan program that lost $139 million on Fisker Automotive, is one of dozens the government could axe or fix to save billions, GAO head Gene Dodaro told the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform during testimony earlier this week. (AP/Paul Sancya)
Energy and Environment

Judge mulls sale of assets by electric car maker Fisker to Wanxiang

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District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray and other city leaders are making their annual trip to New York to meet with the three bond rating agencies. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

DC Mayor Vincent Gray to make annual pitch to rating agencies

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FILE - In this Feb. 5, 2014 file photo, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington. The debate about whether to continue the dragnet surveillance of Americans' phone records is highlighting divisions within the Democratic and Republican parties that could transform the politics of national security. While some leading Democrats have been reluctant to condemn the National Security Agency's tactics, the GOP has begun to embrace a libertarian shift opposing the spy agency's broad surveillance powers _ a striking departure from the aggressive national security policies that have defined the Republican Party for generations. (AP Photo/Lauren Victoria Burke, File)
National Security

NSA surveillance exposes political party divisions

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In this photo taken Nov. 5, 2013, Steve Maskell of McLean, Va., right, votes in an election, including that for Virginia governor between Republican Ken Cuccinelli and Democrat Terry McAuliffe, in McLean, Va. It wasn’t immediately clear to some Virginia voters that they were getting more attention than their neighbors during last year's gubernatorial contest. They were targeted by Democratic strategists who were going after just a few thousand voters and used technology that pointed to specific individuals for a knock on the door, a call on the phone or an ad on their social networks. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)
Campaigns

Next up: TV ads just for you, dear voter

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By exposing the National Security Agency's vast surveillance web, Edward Snowden created a link between Tea Partiers and liberals — two tribes camped on opposite sides of the nation's political chasm. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)
National Security

What can unite liberals and Tea Partiers? The NSA

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Texas Republican candidate for governor, Greg Abbott, speaks on Feb. 4 in Dallas. Abbott's job as Texas' top lawyer placed him in the line of fire last week when his likely Democratic opponent called on him to stop defending lawsuits over school funding and gay marriage. (AP Photo/The Dallas Morning News, Mona Reeder)
Education

State lawsuits become issues in Texas governor’s race

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In this picture released by an official website of the office of the Iranian supreme leader, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei delivers a speech, in Tehran, Iran, on Feb. 17. Iran's top leader backs the continuation of nuclear negotiations with the West but says he doubts they will succeed. (AP Photo/Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader)
National Security

Huge hurdles in path of final Iran nuke deal

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