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With hours left before the national debt bumps against its ceiling, emergency bipartisan legislation to allow the government to borrow more faces its final test in the Senate Tuesday.
President Barack Obama took to the podium Friday morning to once again urge compromise in the stalled debt negotiations, just hours after Republican House Speaker John Boehner was forced to postpone a vote on his proposal to raise the borrowing cap.
The U.S. House and Senate worked anew Monday on competing plans to slice away huge amounts of U.S. spending as the Republican price for raising the American debt limit — a necessary measure to prevent an unprecedented Aug. 2 default.
News International's James Murdoch "was mistaken" in his British Parliament account about his involvement in a $1.1 million phone-hacking coverup, two former executives say.
U.S. stocks will be hard pressed to turn the tide of recent selling next week as political jousting over raising the United States' debt ceiling intensifies.
Now Murdoch is likely to face tough choices as he figures out the next move for News Corp., with some analysts suggesting he could sell off the global giant's newspaper arm to focus on more promising video and entertainment businesses.
President Barack Obama will try to salvage high-stakes debt talks on Sunday after Republicans pulled back from a joint effort to craft a broad $4 trillion deficit-reduction deal.
An alternate juror in the Casey Anthony trial on Wednesday defended the not guilty verdict over the death of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee.
The rapidly dissolving case against former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn faces challenges fairly common in sexual assault prosecutions, namely a less-than-perfect accuser.
At least three suicide bombers blow themselves up inside a Western-style hotel in Afghanistan's capital, police tell NBC News, and other attackers fire from the upper levels.
New York state senators in Friday night voted 33-29 to legalize gay marriage, a breakthrough victory for the gay-rights movement in the state where it got its start.
Nearly two-thirds of deaths are caused by noncommunicable diseases such as cancer, diabetes and heart and lung disease, according to U.N. estimates and preliminary results of a new study.
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