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The last-minute budget compromise: Who benefits?
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Democrats and Republicans reached an 11th-hour deal to keep the federal government open for the rest of the fiscal year. Which side proved to be the better bargainers?
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What's stopping a government shutdown?
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Senators from both parties say they really want to stop the federal government from closing shop this week. So, what's the holdup?
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Libya: What's our mission?
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The Obama team is facing some pointed questions about what the U.S. military is doing attacking Libya — or if it should be attacking harder
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Assault on Libya: Is the U.S. taking the lead?
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President Obama's critics say he isn't taking ownership of the Western military attack against Libya's Moammar Gadhafi. Should he be doing more?
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Japan's nuclear problem... and ours?
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The island nation is working hard to avoid total meltdowns at multiple nuclear power plants that were rocked by Friday's earthquake and tsunami
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Will oil prices spoil the economy?
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The Arab uprisings are being felt far beyond the Middle East and North Africa — at the gas pump and in heating bills, for starters. Will the fragile economic recovery survi...
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Libya: Are we doing enough?
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The United Nations is imposing sanctions on Moammar Gadhafi's government. But should the U.S. and its allies do more to end the bloodshed and chaos?
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The looming government shutdown
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Can Republicans and Democrats achieve a compromise on spending cuts before the March 4 deadline? This is the Sunday Talk Show Briefing for Feb. 20, 2011
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After Egypt, who should the U.S. back?
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Hosni Mubarak's fall has opened up a huge opportunity for the Arab world, and huge risks for despots, protesters, and the U.S.
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THE WEEK's social media cover featured on Meet The Press
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David Gregory points to the cover of The Week magazine when discussing social networking and the political uprisings in Egypt
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