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Mar 13

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News Wrap: House Blocks Obama Administration’s Welfare Work Waiver

In other news Wednesday, the House voted to block the Obama administration from allowing states to waive welfare work requirements. The GOP claimed the president was trying to destroy the 1996 welfare reform law. Also, a trial began in Steubenville,…

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Mar 04

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News Wrap: Kenya’s Presidential Elections Marked by Long Lines and Violence

In other news Monday, millions of people in Kenya lined up to vote for president. But the day turned violent and 19 people were killed in a series of attacks. Also, the U.S. began its first full week under the…

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Feb 25

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News Wrap: Italian Political Instability Prompts Wall Street Tumble

In other news Monday, Wall Street saw a late afternoon sell-off caused by worries over instability in Europe and reports that Italy may not be able to form a new government. Also, a civil trial began in New Orleans over…

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Feb 20

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News Wrap: Jesse Jackson Jr. Pleads Guilty to Campaign Spending Fraud

In other news Wednesday, Jesse Jackson Jr. pleaded guilty to spending $750,000 of campaign funds on personal items. Also, the Obama administration launched a new strategy to fight cyber theft in light of a recent report showing a Chinese military…

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Feb 13

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News Wrap: Treasury Nominee Lew Defends Citigroup Tenure at Confirmation

In other news Wednesday, Jack Lew, nominee for Treasury Secretary, defended his time as CEO of Citigroup, during which he invested in a Citi fund registered in the Cayman Islands. Also, the Obama administration called for Congress to close gaps…

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Feb 05

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News Wrap: Computer Maker Dell Goes Private After Decades of Public Trading

In other news Tuesday, personal computer maker Dell announced it was buying out its shareholders and going private, due to shrinking demand for PCs and the rise of tablets and smartphones. Also, the British House of Commons voted to legalize…

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Feb 04

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News Wrap: FBI Rescues Boy After Week-Long Hostage Standoff in Alabama

In other news Monday, the FBI stormed a bunker in Alabama in order to rescue a 5-year-old boy from a week-long hostage standoff. Also, a suicide bomber in Iraq struck an anti al-Qaeda milita, killing at least 22 and wounding…

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Jan 29

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News Wrap: Judge Approves BP Oil Spill Settlement Worth $4 Billion

British Petroleum agreed to plead guilty to manslaughter and other charges. The company will also pay four billion dollars in criminal penalties in connection to the 2010 Deep Water Discovery oil spill in the Gulf Coast. Senator John Kerry, D-Mass.

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Jan 17

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News Wrap: Somali Militants Execute French Hostage After Failed Rescue Attempt

In other news Thursday, a Somali militant group with links to al-Qaida called al-Shabab announced they had executed Denis Allex, a French national and intelligence agent who had been held by the militants since mid-2009. Meanwhile, another bomb attack in…

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Jan 16

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News Wrap: Secretary Ken Salazar Announces Departure From Interior Department

In other news Wednesday, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced plans to step down from his position in March. During his four years working for the Obama administration, Salazar pushed for greater conservation and renewable energy.

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