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5 things to know, 1 to watch for about budget deal
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5 things to know, 1 to watch for about budget deal

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Gloomy Americans foresee a downhill slide to 2050
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Gloomy Americans foresee a downhill slide to 2050

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Circle these dates: Health law’s key tests in 2014
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Circle these dates: Health law’s key tests in 2014

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In God we trust, maybe, but not each other
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In God we trust, maybe, but not each other

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High school student Vito Calli, 15, poses for a portrait by his computer, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013, at his home in Reading, Pa. In a shift in attitude, most young people now say it's wrong to use racist or sexist slurs online, even if you're just kidding. But when they see them, they don't take much personal offense. Calli, whose family emigrated from Argentina, says people tease him online with jokes about Hispanics, but
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Young people say online slurs common _ but not OK

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New York, Philadelphia, a few other localities and the state of California already have banned trans fat from restaurant food. (AP File)
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Trans fat doesn’t stir much ‘nanny state’ debate

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Outlaw shutdowns? That might make Congress worse
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Outlaw shutdowns? That might make Congress worse

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What has changed after 16 days of shutdown?
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What has changed after 16 days of shutdown?

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Will 16 days of shutdown change anything?
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Will 16 days of shutdown change anything?

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FILE - This Aug. 19, 2012 file photo shows military re enactors in the uniforms of U.S. Marines from the War of 1812, marching in front of the USS Constitution, the U.S. Navy's oldest commissioned warship, moments after the vessel arrived at her berth in Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the ship's victory over HMS Guerriere in the War of 1812. One bit of gospel is endlessly recited in the debt limit standoff: The United States has never defaulted. But history's not that simple. America has briefly stiffed some of its creditors on at least two occasions: subsequent to the War of 1812, the U.S. Treasury stood empty in 1814, Washington lay in ruins, and even the soldiers fighting the British weren't getting paid; the second time was blamed partly on lawmakers, who squabbled right down to the deadline before raising the debt limit in 1979, ultimately costing taxpayers billions of dollars. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, File)
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Historians put an asterisk on US debt claim

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