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No Child Left Behind: Obama, Congress Offer Differing Visions for Education's Future
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Herman Cain's 9-9-9 Plan Attacked by Obama, GOP Candidates
Republican presidential frontrunner Herman Cain's 9-9-9 tax plan was attacked from all sides on Tuesday, with his fellow candidates panning him during the GOP Debate in Las Vegas and President Barack Obama criticizing the plan on television.
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US Senate Approves Pipeline Safety Bill
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Van with Obama's Teleprompter, Podiums Briefly Stolen
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Clinton Visits a Post-Gadhafi Libya; Offers Aid Package
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CLASS Act Long-Term Care Program Canceled: A Domino Effect for Obamacare?
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Republican Presidential Candidate Herman Cain Defends '9-9-9' Tax Plan
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