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EARLYBIRD: HEADLINES FROM AROUND THE WEB
Florida Runs Out of Time on Medicaid
House Republicans rejected a State Senate plans as well as the G.O.P. governor’s wishes.
Immigration Is on Agenda for Obama in Mexico
President Obama planned to discuss economic and trade matters, the drug war and immigration, the most delicate topic, when he meets with President Enrique Peña ...
Admiral McRaven Charts a New Path for Special Operations Command
Adm. William H. McRaven’s goal is to recast the force from its popular image of commandos killing or capturing terrorists, to face a widening array of new ...
FBI seeks info on three men in connection with Benghazi attack
The three men who the FBI announced it is seeking information about could "possibly be implicated" in the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, that ...
U.S. Will Appeal Order on Morning-After Pill
The Department of Justice said Wednesday that it will appeal a federal judge’s order to make the most common morning-after pill available without a ...
Poll Finds Strong Support for Tightened Gun Laws and Path to Citizenship
But political affiliation still informs Americans’ views on who will make the best decisions for the country, according to the latest New York Times/ CBS News ...
Gay rights plan clouds immigration reform prospects
A prominent gay rights advocacy group says a key congressional Democrat will push for new rights for same-sex couples in the Senate's immigration reform bill ...
Photos: FBI Seeking Men in Benghazi Probe
The FBI released photographs of three men who were at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, when it was attacked.
By the Numbers: U.S.-Mexico relations
As President Obama heads south, here's a look at relations between the U.S. and Mexico, by the numbers.
Study Finds Health Care Use Rises With Expanded Medicaid
New results from an Oregon study found that Medicaid coverage reduced the rate of depression and made low-income adults more financially secure, if not ...
