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Obama wants another $1.2 trillion this week



Title: THE 24 SEVEN
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THE 24 SEVEN
Thu, Dec 22, 2011
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THE 24 SEVEN

Obama wants another $1.2 trillion this week

Obama wants another $1.2 trillion this week
The White House plans to ask Congress for an increase in the debt limit before the end of the week. Read More.

Putin: I don't need to cheat

Putin: I don't need to cheat
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has rejected opposition calls for a review of this monthâs disputed parliamentary elections. Read More.

Australia looks abroad to fill military ranks

Australia looks abroad to fill military ranks
Australia is exploiting forced cutbacks in military spending in Britain to find foreign soldiers to fill its ranks. Read More.

Afghanistan's first foreign oil producer: China

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Afghanistan will sign a deal Wednesday allowing a Chinese company to become the first foreign oil producer in the country. Read More.

Confusion reigns in Homs as death toll rises to 30

Confusion reigns in Homs as death toll rises to 30
At least 30 people were killed in fighting in the rebellious Syrian city of Homs on Monday, spurring France to join with residents and opposition figures in urging observers from the Arab League to quickly visit the city. Read More.

White House risks anger in Yemen with visa for Saleh

White House risks anger in Yemen with visa for Saleh
The Obama administration has decided in principle to allow the embattled president of Yemen, Ali Abdullah Saleh, to enter the United States for medical treatment, subject to certain assurances, two administration officials said Monday. Read More.

Quieter Iowa campaign as candidates court votes beyond state

Quieter Iowa campaign as candidates court votes beyond state
Itâs been a different presidential race in Iowa this year - quieter. Campaign headquarters have hardly been buzzing with activity, unlike the around-the-clock nature of past contests. Candidate visits to the state have been rare, especially when compared with years when most all but moved here. Read More.

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