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In Pictures: Who's who on the US deficit super committee
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Deficit commission: Four things both sides may agree on
Key Democrats and Republicans on the commission voiced agreement on some important things during the panel's public meeting Wednesday.
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Social Security fund: Cash gone in 2033
Social Security fund will run out three years earlier than earlier projections due to boomer retirements, weak economy. If Social Security fund runs out, retirees will get 75 percent of promised benefits.
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In Pictures: Who's who on the US deficit super committee
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Can 'super committee' play fair as it tries to control national debt?
The task of reining in the national debt lies in the hands of a super committee of 12, which gets down to business now that Congress is returning from its summer break.
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Economist Mom
Zen deficit reduction?
The American public may have just convinced Congress to do a better job in negotiating deficit reduction the next time around
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How vulnerable will deficit 'super committee' be to pressure from lobbyists?
With the sweep of the deficit committee's mandate potentially covering every dollar taxed or spent in the federal government, Washington’s lobby community is going on full alert.
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Social Security payments: $6.5 billion in overpayments
Social Security payments were made to seniors in 2009, federal investigator says. One in 10 Social Security payments to very poor were improper.
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Deficit commission's work is finished. What happens next?
A 60 percent majority on Obama's bipartisan deficit commission say they approved the co-chairs' recommendations, not enough to force a vote in Congress. Will their work have an impact?
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Deficit commission: Four things both sides may agree on
Key Democrats and Republicans on the commission voiced agreement on some important things during the panel's public meeting Wednesday.
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Healthcare vote: Obama to visit Capitol Hill to nail down support
With the healthcare vote pending, President Obama will head over to Capitol Hill to rally support.
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The Vote
Obama wants Super Bowl decided by negotiation?
President Obama is hosting a Super Bowl party tomorrow and former Senator Fred Thompson said Obama wants it decided by negotiation.
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Immigration emerges as an issue for Obama
It's still 'economy first,' but advocacy groups and lawmakers are positioning themselves to take on this political hot button.
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It's drizzling on Obama's post-election honeymoon








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