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Dec 21

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News Wrap: Food Safety Bill Heads to Obama to Sign

In other news Tuesday, the House and Senate moved toward funding government operations through March. Also, a new food safety bill is headed to President Obama's desk for his signature.

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Dec 21

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Shift in Support for Nuke Treaty Marks Policy Win for Obama

President Obama moved a step closer to a major foreign policy victory Tuesday as the Senate cleared the way for ratifying the START nuclear treaty with Russia. Gwen Ifill gets the details from Naftali Bendavid of The Wall Street Journal.

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Dec 20

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How Will ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Repeal Be Implemented, Tailored?

Judy Woodruff speaks with Bernard Rostker of the RAND Corporation and Tammy Schultz of the Marine Corps War College about how the repeal of the long-standing "don't ask, don't tell" policy banning gay servicemembers from serving openly will be implemented…

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Dec 20

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Lame-Duck Congress Readies for ‘Slog’ on START Nuclear Treaty

In a flurry of debate and negotiation Monday, the Senate moved toward action on the New START nuclear arms reduction treaty with Russia. Gwen Ifill discusses the next steps with Rich Lowry, editor of the National Review, and Cynthia Tucker…

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Dec 16

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Amendments, Holidays Pose Hurdles for START Treaty in Senate

The Senate formally opened debate Thursday over whether to ratify the New START nuclear arms treaty with Russia. Judy Woodruff gets an update on what's at stake and the behind-the-scenes maneuvering from political editor David Chalian.

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Dec 16

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Senate Takes Up START Debate as Clock Ticks for Lame-Duck Session

After months of haggling, the Senate is now considering one of President Obama's top foreign policy priorities for the lame-duck Congress -- the New START treaty that he signed with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to limit both countries' nuclear arsenals,…

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Dec 15

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Could Estate Tax Jeopardize Wider Tax Cut Deal?

After an update on the Senate's 81-19 vote to pass the president's tax cut compromise, Judy Woodruff speaks with two House members about how one aspect of the deal -- the estate tax provision- is raising debate.

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Dec 13

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Tax Cuts Bill Could Clear Congress by Week’s End

Most senators voted Monday to end debate on President Obama's tax cut deal with Republicans and hold a full vote. Jeffrey Brown tracks the latest developments and looks ahead to the challenges the bill faces in the House.

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Dec 10

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Obama’s Tax-Cut Deal With GOP Appears to Gain Momentum

Jim Lehrer recaps the latest developments in the battle in Washington over whether to extend Bush-era tax cuts -- and for whom.

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Dec 09

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News Wrap: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Repeal Fails in Senate

In other news Tuesday, an attempt to repeal the military's don't ask, don't tell policy fell three votes shy of advancing in the Senate, but proponents have vowed another attempt in the coming weeks.

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