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May 07

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Small Number of GOP Moderates Gauge Next Moves

Kwame Holman reports on a small group of Congressional GOP moderates as they craft their message and next moves during a difficult time for their party.

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May 05

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Congress Debates Increasing Aid to Pakistan

As lawmakers debate boosting aid to Pakistan amid renewed fighting in the country's Swat Valley, President Barack Obama is preparing to meet with the region's leaders to discuss security concerns and counterinsurgency measures. Margaret Warner reports.

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Apr 30

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Congress Approves $3.5 Trillion Dollar Budget Plan

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In a strictly party line vote, the House and Senate passed the fiscal 2010 budget resolution Wednesday that adheres closely to the president's budget proposal earlier this year.

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Apr 28

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Specter’s Switch Further Tilts Senate Power Toward Democrats

Long-time GOP Sen. Arlen Specter said Tuesday he will switch parties and join the Democrats, bringing the party within one seat of a 60-vote filibuster-proof majority. Political reporters assess the news.

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Apr 17

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Cuba Open to Diplomatic Talks With United States

In a significant policy shift, Cuban leader Raul Castro signaled that Havana is open to new diplomatic talks with the United States. Analysts examined the move as President Obama arrived in Trinidad and Tobago for the Summit of the Americas.

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Apr 16

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Ten Years After Columbine, Notable Moments in Recent U.S. Gun-control Debate

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On the second anniversary of the Virginia Tech shootings and the 10th anniversary of the Columbine High School attack, a look back at notable events in the gun-control debate over the past decade:…

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Apr 16

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Is Congress to Blame for Failing to Regulate the Financial Sector?

Question: On the Newshour a few weeks ago, there was a piece about the bonuses being paid to AIG’s Financial Products Division. In that coverage, one guest mentioned regulators were blocked from overseeing…

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Apr 06

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Gates Announces Sweeping Changes, Cuts in Defense Budget

Defense Secretary Robert Gates announced large cuts in the Pentagon budget that would slash spending on missile defense and traditional war technologies and increase funding for new weapons systems designed to fight insurgencies. An analyst discusses the changes.

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Apr 03

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Shields and Brooks on Economy’s Moves, Obama’s Trip

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks weigh the news of the week, including what new unemployment numbers say about the economy, tough talk on the auto industry and President Obama's trip to Europe.

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Apr 02

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Change in Mark-to-Market Rules Could Have Big Impact on Banks’ Balance Sheets

A key accounting standard was changed Thursday to allow banks more flexibility in mark-to-market rules, which help establish the value of assets. Analysts explain what impact this change in these rules could have for banks.

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