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How a Republican Congress would replace Obamacare
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How a Republican Congress would replace Obamacare

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Owners take a ride in a new Tesla sedan. The electric carmaker's board has formed a special committee to review founder Elon Musk's proposal to take the business private.
Energy and Environment

Auto dealers attack Tesla

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Bank regulators are set to take one more step so taxpayers won't have to bail out banks deemed too big to fail. (iStock Image)
Economy

Feds try to keep collapsing banks from crashing economy

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AFP president Tim Phillips says if Republicans win a Senate majority, an outside group expects they will push to repeal Obamacare. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)
Healthcare

AFP’s Tim Phillips: A Republican Senate should vote to repeal Obamacare

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Politics

House members hunt for donations away from home

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Nationally, student loan debt now tops $1 trillion. (iStock)
Education

Education Dept. cracks down on for-profit colleges

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Protesters display a banner that says
National Security

Dems urge Obama to reject Bush-era torture view

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Like his predecessor, George W. Bush, President Obama remains insistent that his accomplishments have been overshadowed by the daily rigors of governing in a hyper-partisan environment. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)
Economy

Amid 2014 blues, Team Obama predicts long-term validation

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Traders gather at the post of specialist Edward Loggie, left, as they wait for shares of Orbital Sciences Corporation to resume trading, on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 29, 2014. Orbital Sciences Corporation sank following news that its Antares rocket exploded moments after lifting off from its launch pad on Tuesday. The rocket was carrying a supply ship for astronauts on the International Space Station, part of Orbital's contract with NASA. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
Economy

Senate critics to examine if regulators are too cozy with banks

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Under White House policy, reporters are often allowed to view the president's introductory remarks but are forced to leave the room once he takes questions from donors. White House press secretary Josh Earnest attempted to explain this policy to reporters. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Politics

Josh Earnest laments Royals’ World Series loss

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