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U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Saturday the House was prepared to approve a healthcare overhaul bill.

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President Obama urged House Democrats to pass a broad healthcare reform bill calling it this generation's moment

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President Obama pleads with Congress to pass health care reform

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The Ivory Coast's long-awaited presidential election is officially taking place on 29th November, but it's feared the poll will be delayed while the country's electoral commission sifts through almost two million potentially ineligible voters.

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The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on the constitutionality of life sentences for juveniles. In there own words, two people on opposite sides of the issue, a victim and a juvenile, talk about it. (Nov. 7)

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GOP members offer amendment to force Congress to participate in government-run option

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President Barack Obama urges the House of Representatives to `answer the call of history' and pass health care bill. (Nov. 7)

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Emerging from a closed-door meeting with the president, Speaker Nancy Pelosi predicted passage of the bill later on Saturday, adding, 'We will pass health care reform.' (Nov. 7)

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President Barack Obama ends his Capitol Hill meeting with House Democrats as he tries to round up Democratic votes for his health care overhaul. A vote is expected on Saturday. (Nov. 7)

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President heads to Hill ahead of crucial vote on health care reform bill.

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In the Republican Party's weekly radio address, Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour said Democrats should scrap their ambitious legislation and concentrate on modest health care changes that could find bipartisan support. (Nov. 7)

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President Barack Obama praises the heroism that ended gunfire at Fort Hood in Texas. But in his weekly address, Obama called for patience while officials piece together what happened. (Nov. 7)

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The president plans to attend the memorial service for the shooting victims.

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Growing rift between libertarians and Republicans? Ron and Rand Paul react

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Did CIA violate Constitution with 2003 abduction in Italy?

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Election Day in 2010 is still 361 days away, but Governor David Paterson is wasting no time in telling the world he plans on keeping his job. Now, he's launched a statewide ad blitz. CBS 2's Marcia Kramer reports.

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The Orlando Police Department said there were six people shot at a downtown Orlando high-rise. As of Friday afternoon, one patient has gone to surgery and the three others are surgical candidates, but are still being evaluated.

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Stephanopoulos decodes the week's economic, health care and election news.

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Authors of "I am Martin Eisenstadt" sit down with "Top Line."

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President Barack Obama said the jump in the unemployment rate to 10.2 percent in October was a "sobering" figure that underscored the economic challenges ahead.

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Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said on Thursday he will not seek re-election as he voiced frustration with the US position on Israeli settlements and delivered a major blow to Washington's Middle East peace efforts.

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President Obama comments on honoring Fort Hood fallen, announces extension of unemployment benefits

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Rep. Dave Camp breaks down GOP's health care proposal

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The president orders flags at the White House and other federal agencies to be flown at half-staff until Veterans Day as a tribute to those who lost their lives during a shooting at Fort Hood. (Nov. 6)

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Christina Romer, a top White House economic adviser, says unemployment numbers topping 10 percent were expected, but still a disappointment. Still, she says the economy is showing some positive signs. (Nov. 6)

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U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has called the shooting rampage at the U.S. Army's Fort Hood base "a horrific act of violence." (Nov. 6)

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Former New York City police Commissioner Bernard Kerik has pleaded guilty to lying to the White House and tax crimes. The plea bargain includes the prosecution's suggestion that the crimes are punishable by 27 to 33 months in prison. (Nov. 6)

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Japan firm makes "First Lady" masks ahead of President Barack Obama's Tokyo visit.

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Reps. Bachmann, King organize health care protest on Capitol Hill

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Politico's Jonathan Martin chats about the election fallout on "Top Line."

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Many patients awaiting the vaccine are angry over CDC distribution decisions.

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House lawmakers paused for a moment of silence for those who were killed in a shooting rampage at the Fort Hood Army Base in Texas. A military mental health doctor opened fire at the base killing as many as a dozen people and wounding 31 others.

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The Council on American-Islamic Relations condemned the mass shootings at Fort Hood and asked people not to make judgments based on the fact that the alleged shooter has a Muslim name. (Nov. 5)

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The U.S. Department of Defense released video of authorities and law enforcement responding to a shooting rampage at the Fort Hood U.S. Army base in Texas.

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The U.S. Army has closed its massive Army base at Fort Hood, Texas, amid reports that several people have been shot and killed at the post. Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson told the AP she's horrified by the shootings. (Nov. 5)

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The Department of Defense releases video from inside Fort Hood in Texas as authorities move in on shooters there. The Army says 12 people were killed and more than 30 wounded at the base. (Nov. 5)

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The House floor observed a moment of silence Thursday evening for those who were killed and wounded at Fort Hood in Texas. (Nov. 5)

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The U.S. Army says 12 people have been killed and 31 wounded in a shooting rampage on the Fort Hood Army base in Texas. President Barack Obama is calling a mass shooting at a Texas Army base a 'horrific outburst of violence.' (Nov. 5)

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President Barack Obama is calling a mass shooting at a Texas Army base a horrific outburst of violence. He says he doesn't yet know all the details but promised the government would get 'answers to every single question.' (Nov. 5)