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White House avoids butting heads with Congress over Gulf. But many lawmakers wary of US plan to escort Kuwaiti ships

Iran-contra lawmakers vary in performance. Some are tough, others serve up `softballs'

After compromise, Senate poised to protect same-sex marriage

Does Congress really care about the deficit? Not when it comes to vets and highways.

States consider allowing kids to learn coding instead of foreign languages

Mike Brown death, Ferguson riots raise questions about police immunity

Opposition gains in Cambodia may portend crack in strongman's power

University of Minnesota to Washington Redskins: No racial slurs on our field

Recession averted, but rising debt still a threat, CBO warns

Immigration reform 101: Should illegal immigrants be offered citizenship path?

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White House avoids butting heads with Congress over Gulf. But many lawmakers wary of US plan to escort Kuwaiti ships

Iran-contra lawmakers vary in performance. Some are tough, others serve up `softballs'

After compromise, Senate poised to protect same-sex marriage

Does Congress really care about the deficit? Not when it comes to vets and highways.

States consider allowing kids to learn coding instead of foreign languages

Mike Brown death, Ferguson riots raise questions about police immunity

Opposition gains in Cambodia may portend crack in strongman's power

University of Minnesota to Washington Redskins: No racial slurs on our field

Recession averted, but rising debt still a threat, CBO warns

Immigration reform 101: Should illegal immigrants be offered citizenship path?

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