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The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation to avoid national default and end the 16-day partial government shutdown.
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House Republican efforts to pass legislation averting a Treasury default and ending a government shutdown collapsed Tuesday.
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The Senate's top leaders expressed optimism that they were close to an agreement to prevent a national financial default.
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The Senate hit an impasse Sunday over spending in their last-ditch struggle to avoid an economy-jarring default.
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A crowd converged on the World War II Memorial to protest the memorial's closing under the government shutdown.
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Congress lumbered through a day of political maneuvering Saturday while a threatened default by the Treasury crept closer.
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Arizona officials say tourists should be able to return to Grand Canyon National Park Saturday following a government plan.
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With time running short, President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans accelerated efforts to end the shutdown.
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House Republicans softened their long-standing demands and the White House appeared agreeable to a compromise.
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President Barack Obama is making plans to talk with Republican lawmakers at the White House in the coming days.
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President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner offered hints of compromise but also traded heated rhetoric.
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A possible national default loomed closer on Monday as the partial government shutdown lingered, rattling markets.
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As the U.S. heads into the sixth day of the government shutdown, there are still no signs of a solution to the impasse.
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The House passed a bill on Saturday to pay federal workers who are furloughed during the government shutdown.
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The House passed a bill on Saturday to pay federal workers who are furloughed during the government shutdown.
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The Pentagon is ordering most of its approximately 400,000 furloughed civilian employees back to work.
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Prospects for a swift end to the partial government shutdown all but vanished Friday as lawmakers squabbled into the weekend.
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President Barack Obama said Thursday he's canceling a trip to Asia next week because of the government shutdown.
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The federal government shutdown has closed all non-essential operations at Camp Pendleton, affecting 1,200 employees.
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The government limped into a third day of partial shutdown after a White House meeting yielded no signs of progress.
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House Speaker Boehner has emerged from a meeting with President Obama to say the president is still refusing to negotiate.
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After two days, there are no signs of progress over the partial government shutdown.
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There are suggestions from leaders in both parties that the partial government shutdown could last for weeks.
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Congress has missed the deadline for averting the first partial government shutdown in nearly two decades.
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Sen. Ted Cruz ended his filibuster to dismantle Obamacare as the Senate moved to a test vote to avert a government shutdown.
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The Senate is on its way to defeating attempts to dismantle the president's health care law despite filibusters.
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The House voted to cripple the president's health care law as part of a ploy that threatens a partial government shutdown.
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The GOP is moving to send to the Senate a measure to prevent a government shutdown but cripple the health care law.
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Senate Democrats dropped an assault weapons ban from its gun control bill, making it unlikely that the ban will survive.
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Hillary Clinton has announced her support for gay marriage in an online video released by the Human Rights Campaign.
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With the votes counted, will the new Dem. majority go on a spending spree and what's ahead for the new Congress?
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After winning re-election, Obama returned to the theme that helped him win the first time around: bipartisan unity.
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On election night, 21 percent of voters were not white, and President Obama dominated with those groups
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After winning re-election, Obama returned to the theme that helped him win the first time around: bipartisan unity.
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See photos of the 2012 Presidential Election from the perspective of Americans locally and around the nation.
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After winning re-election, Obama returned to the theme that helped him win the first time around: bipartisan unity.
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Hispanic Angelenos who voted for President Barack Obama say they want him to deliver on immigration reform.
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Romney conceded defeat to President Obama, saying he'd 'pray that the president will be successful in guiding our nation.'
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President Barack Obama was projected to claim a second term in the White House with wins in crucial battleground states.
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After a long and tough congressional race, Brad Sherman and Howard Berman are going head to head on Election Day.
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President Obama wrapped up his campaign Monday and plans to spend Election Day with family and play basketball.
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GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney is not wasting any time, hitting the campaign trail with just hours left to vote.
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After thousands of campaign ads and many speeches, the battle for the presidency moves from the candidates to the voters.
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One of the nation's costliest and toughest congressional races will be decided on Election Day in the San Fernando Valley.
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Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney began Monday in Florida, where he told supporters a better economy is just 24 hours away.
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President Obama on Monday crisscrossed the Midwest in a last-ditch effort to hold off GOP challenger Mitt Romney.
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Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney began Monday in Florida, where he told supporters a better economy is just 24 hours away.
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President Obama on Monday crisscrossed the Midwest in a last-ditch effort to hold off GOP challenger Mitt Romney.
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Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney began Monday in Florida, where he told supporters a better economy is just 24 hours away.
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President Obama on Monday crisscrossed the Midwest in a last-ditch effort to hold off GOP challenger Mitt Romney.
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