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This Sept. 5, 2012 photo released by Portage County Jail shows Charles Jost, 67, of Amherst, Wis. Jost, one of three Wisconsin residents accused of cashing the Social Security checks of a relative who's presumed dead ,was found not guilty this week by reason of mental defect, after a medical expert testified that the man may have failed to understand he was breaking the law. (AP/Portage County Jail)

Wisconsin man not guilty in Social Security fraud case

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U.S. labor markets continued to show resilience in November, adding 203,000 jobs as the unemployment rate fell from 7.3 percent to 7.0 percent. (AP Photo)
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White House: Jobless benefits should be ‘first new legislation’ of 2014

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Gov. Rick Snyder says the Obama administration has signed sign off on Michigan's plan to expand Medicaid to 322,000 more low-income residents of the state.
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Gov. Rick Snyder: US OKs Michigan adding 322,000 to Medicaid

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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, center, promises a vote no later than Jan. 7 on a measure to extend jobless benefits for three months. He said the number of jobless people out of work for more than six months is far greater than in past economic recoveries. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
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Harry Reid: Senate to vote on extending jobless benefits

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Tom Edwards walks back to his truck after posing for a portrait with his chain saw and logging clothes on Dec. 19 in the woods near Spanaway, Wash. Edwards was not cutting trees the day the photo was taken, and work has been slow this season for him. Despite working as a logger all his life, he is pessimistic about his chances of ever retiring, an opinion common among blue-collar baby boomers in the U.S. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)

Retirement unlikely for some blue-collar Americans

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AP IMPACT: The world braces for retirement crisis
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AP IMPACT: The world braces for retirement crisis

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Louisiana is expanding Medicaid health insurance coverage to more adolescents aging out of the state's foster care system. (Photo: Thinkstock)
Healthcare

Health coverage added for those aging out of Louisiana foster care

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In this Sept. 9, 2013 photo, Dong Linhua, 59, works at his workshop in Shanghai.
Economy

The world braces for retirement crisis

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US farmers face difficult 2014 after reaping record year

US farmers face difficult 2014 after reaping record year

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This is why the economy is failing
Economy

This is why the economy is failing

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