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President Obama to announce plan to train new educators President Obama will announce a plan to invest $100 million to help train 100,000 new educators over the next decade. |
Whitehouse state-dinner-like event for Iraq veterans The Obama administration has chosen to mark the end of the Iraq War with a state-dinner-like event at the White House later this month with combat veterans and their spouses or guests. 
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Lies, Damned Lies, and Politics Recent facts have not been kind to the political right. A better-than-expected jobs report; a renewed focus on inequality, driven both by CBO research and by the gift of Mitt Romney’s candidacy. What to do?
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Americans say President Obama will be re-elected According to a recent poll by pollposition.com, 53% of all Americans believe that President Obama will be re-elected in November's election.
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News From The Net
 Within weeks of hitting the U.S. market in 1998, more than half of Viagra prescriptions received health insurance coverage. If many women weren't already outraged that they had to pay for birth control out of pocket, they were infuriated at the preference given to the anti-impotence pills. |  Some 25 million Americans are unemployed, underemployed or have stopped looking for work. As if those odds weren’t difficult enough, jobless workers face another obstacle: Many employers are discriminating against the jobless by prohibiting them from even applying for open positions |  Justice Adolpho A. Birch Jr., the first African-American elected to a Nashville judgeship during the era of Metro government and the first to lead the Tennessee Supreme Court, died Thursday. |  Fifty-two percent of hospital purchasing agents and pharmacists reported they’d bought drugs from so-called “gray market” vendors |
