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Senate Democrats say Republicans in close re-election races will suffer for voting to let employers and insurers refuse to cover birth control and other health services that violate their religious beliefs.
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Another round of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes may strike the U.S. South and Midwest tomorrow, according to forecasters.
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More storms are expected today in the central U.S., where powerful thunderstorms and tornadoes have killed at least seven people in the past two days.
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Passengers aboard Carnival Corp.’s Costa Concordia were repeatedly told not to panic or abandon the sinking vessel off Italy’s coast because the trouble was “generator failure,” a survivor told U.S. lawmakers.
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The following is the text of the Federal Reserve Board’s Fourth District-- Cleveland.
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Texas A&M University and the University of Missouri will sacrifice a combined $25.3 million as part of an agreement to leave the Big 12 conference for the Southeastern Conference on July 1.
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House Republicans went to eastern Ohio touting hydraulic fracturing to add U.S. jobs and cut fuel costs. Instead, lawmakers met skeptical residents, highlighting the divide over environmental concerns about fracking.
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The Federal Housing Administration will increase the cost of up-front mortgage insurance premiums by 75 basis points as part of efforts to rebuild the agency’s insurance fund.
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Never in his brief U.S. Senate career has Mike Lee, a Tea-Party backed freshman from Utah, attracted such attention. In the past month, he was the subject of the president’s weekly radio address, testified before a House panel and appeared on television news programs five times.
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President Barack Obama is targeting the concerns of political constituencies pivotal to his re- election one signature at a time.
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