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President Barack Obama has signed a measure averting default on the national debt and ending a partial government shutdown.
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A vote in the House on a new Republican plan to reopen the government and avert a financial default has now been postponed.
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The Senate's top two leaders raced to reach an agreement Monday that could head off a first-ever U.S. Treasury default.
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The Senate's top two leaders raced to reach an agreement Monday that could head off a first-ever U.S. Treasury default.
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Senate Republicans and Democrats remain at an impasse over spending in their struggle to end a partial government shutdown.
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A group of veterans protested outside the White House, over the closure of the World War II Memorial during the shutdown.
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Senate leaders have taken the helm in the search for a deal to end the partial government shutdown and avert a federal default.
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San Francisco's iconic Cliff House restaurant reopened Saturday despite the federal government shutdown.
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The Senate has rejected a Democratic effort to extend the government's ability to borrow money through next year.
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The Senate has rejected a Democratic effort to extend the government's ability to borrow money through next year.
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Mitch McConnell says GOP lawmakers are working on trying to come up with a solution to end the partial government shutdown.
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Starbucks says it will ask customers and businesses to sign a petition calling for an end to the partial government shutdown.
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Pres. Obama and Republican leaders reached no specific determination on how to end the partial government shutdown.
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The Obama administration says a charity will pick up the costs of suspended death benefits payments for the families of fallen troops.
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The federal government shutdown continues to affect all sorts of services in the Bay Area, leaving a lot of people disappointed.
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The Obama administration says a charity will pick up the costs of suspended death benefits payments for the families of fallen troops.
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Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz wants lawmakers to come together to resolve their political gridlock -- so he's giving away free coffee.
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Gold Star Moms are outraged the death gratuity funds for military families is frozen due to the government shutdown.
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President Obama says he's fighting the budget battle because "we can't make extortion routine as part of our democracy."
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Senate Democrats intend to introduce legislation by mid-week to raise the nation's debt limit without the unrelated conditions.
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House Speaker Boehner says he doesn't know when the shutdown will end and says it's up to Pres. Obama to start negotiations.
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If a government shutdown occurs, national parks will close including Alcatraz Island in San Francisco.
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If a government shutdown occurs, national parks will close including Alcatraz Island in San Francisco.
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President Barack Obama is appealing to the public anew to pressure Congress to stop undermining his health care law.
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Republicans controlling the House are moving to ship to the Senate a measure that would prevent a government shutdown.
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Syrian-Americans living in the Bay Area are encouraging the U.S. Government to get involved in the crisis in Syria.
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President Obama says the proposed Keystone XL pipeline project from should only be approved if it doesn't worsen carbon pollution.
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President Obama is beginning the first full workday of his second term with prayer at the Washington National Cathedral.
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Photos from ceremonies to mark the inauguration of President Barack Obama.
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"It's been exhilarating and exciting. We're also honored to be part of this and the ceremony was beautiful."
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A crowd gathered at the Bayview Opera House in San Francisco to watch President Obama take his second oath of office on Monday.
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Stepping into his 2nd term, Pres. Obama took the oath of office Sunday in an intimate swearing-in ceremony at the White House.
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Hundreds will pack the National Mall on Monday eager to witness the second inauguration of President Obama.
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President Obama says he won't negotiate with House Republicans over raising the debt ceiling, but faces a big challenge closing the deal.
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Obama won't negotiate with House Republicans over raising the debt ceiling, but faces a big challenge ahead.
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President Obama says he is willing to consider more spending cuts and tax increases to reduce the deficit.
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A new Congress opened for business Thursday to confront long-festering national problems, deficits and immigration.
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Congress ushering in new members, with old divide
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Senate leaders are rushing to assemble a last-ditch agreement to avoid middle-class tax increases and possibly delay steep spending cuts.
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Here's the local outlook on what kinds of cuts we can expect if the nation goes over the financial cliff.
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Administration officials say President Obama and House Speaker Boehner met Sunday to discuss the impeding "fiscal cliff."
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Sen. Bob Corker says he and other Republican senators would consider raising the top tax rate paid by the wealthiest Americans.
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President Obama says there will be no deal unless Republicans drop their opposition to raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans.
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On Monday, the Republicans have put forward a plan to avoid massive spending cuts and tax increases known as the fiscal cliff.
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They may not agree on the details, but House Speaker Boehner and Minority Leader Pelosi both agree that failure is not an option.
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A Republican senator says "it's fair to ask my party to put revenue on the table" as part of the solution to avoid a "fiscal cliff."
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It's been less than a week since Election Day, and attention is already shifting to what everyone is calling "the fiscal cliff."
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It's been less than a week since Election Day, and attention is already shifting to what everyone is calling "the fiscal cliff."
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President Obama says he won't accept any approach to federal deficit reduction that doesn't ask the wealthy to pay more taxes.
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President Obama will set the tone for upcoming talks with congressional Republicans on avoiding the so-called fiscal cliff.
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