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President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama earned $608,611 in adjusted gross income in 2012, down 23 percent from 2011 as royalties from the president’s books kept declining, tax returns showed.
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U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden joined New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and some of the families who lost 26 children and adults in the December attack on a Connecticut elementary school in demanding Congress enact stricter regulations on guns.
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Thirty-odd years ago, in between college and law school, I spent a summer as a reporter at the Atlanta Journal. For three weeks, I was assigned to the police beat. Each morning I’d arrive at the station house about 6 o’clock and go through the reports of the previous night’s calls, to decide which ones looked newsworthy. If I needed more information, I’d go find it. My editor upbraided me only once: when I interviewed the department spokesman rather than one of the officers.
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Pope Francis said mercy can change the world in his first Sunday Angelus prayer as pontiff after earlier personally greeting worshipers who had attended mass in the Vatican.
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Vice President Joseph Biden said Syrian President Bashar al-Assad must relinquish power, as a top diplomat said the United Nations has to step into an expanding conflict that the warring parties can’t resolve.
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U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden told Russian President Dmitry Medvedev that both countries should expand ties on the “economic front” after clinching a new arms reduction pact.
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The U.S. must spend billions of dollars this fiscal year to “reinforce Iraq’s progress” as America’s military mission transitions to a civilian-led effort, Vice President Joseph Biden said.
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The work of Vice President Joseph Biden’s task force on revamping U.S. gun laws is complete. The next steps are up to the president and Congress.
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Some $318 billion in federal stimulus money has been paid out to build new roads and help the jobless as part of the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act that passed in February 2009. Since then, Vice-President Joseph Biden, asked by President Barack Obama to monitor the spending splurge, has feared a massive fraud case might undermine support for the program.
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Robert Bork, the U.S. judge and legal scholar whose nomination to the Supreme Court by President Ronald Reagan set off a battle for the judiciary that lived on long after the U.S. Senate rejected him, has died. He was 85.
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