Chris Coleman says he will speak to the Football Association of Wales in the coming days to discuss the vacant manager’s position.

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Washington had four breweries operating in the early 20th century before the city was dried up by Congressional fiat in 1916. With a little luck, we should exceed that mark in the coming year, as 3 Stars Brewing Co . joins DC Brau , Chocolate City Beer and the Gordon Biersch and District ChopHouse brewpubs. Read full article > >

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D.C. is fermenting a brewery culture

The widespread failure of all-metal hips may cost taxpayers, insurers and employers billions of dollars in the coming years.

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The High Cost of Failing Artificial Hips

Economies in the United States and Europe have been growing too slowly, for too long, to pay for the coming bulge of retirees.

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TRIPOLI, Libya — Libya’s interim leadership has chosen an electronics engineer from Tripoli as the country’s new prime minister. Abdel-Rahim al-Keeb was chosen Monday by 51 members of the National Transitional Council and will appoint a new Cabinet in coming days. The new government is to run Libya in the coming months and to pave the way for general elections. Read full article > >

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Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh says he will step down from power “in the coming days” in a speech broadcast on state television.

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BEIJING — China launched an experimental module to lay the groundwork for a future space station on Thursday, underscoring its ambitions to become a major space power over the coming decade. The box car-sized Tiangong-1 module was shot into space from the Jiuquan launch center on the edge of the Gobi Desert aboard a Long March 2FT1 rocket. Read full article > >

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China launches first experimental module for future space station

On Capitol Hill, the leaders of a deeply unpopular Congress have begun to talk about doing something radical. Agreeing with one another. In anticipation of President Obama’s address to Congress on jobs Thursday night, leaders in both parties have already identified a few jobs-related bills that could pass both the GOP-led House and the Democrat-held Senate in the coming months. Read full article > >

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Seeking the shaky common ground on Capitol Hill

Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond is to announce plans for a new, national police force, as he details his programme for the coming year.

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Police reform heads Scots agenda

A trade group’s report says more small companies plan to shrink their work forces than expand them in the coming months.

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A Slowdown for Small Businesses

The Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says the US economic recovery will rebound in the coming months.

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US economy ‘to pick up this year’

In the coming year, President Obama must make the difficult transition from being the candidate who once ran as the maverick — the agent of change — to the candidate who now represents the political establishment. There is no way to escape this.

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Opinion: How Obama makes his case

A deadly E.coli outbreak linked to contaminated cucumbers is expected to affect more people in the coming days, a German scientist says.

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Cucumber victims ‘will increase’

Scotland’s main party leaders refuse to say how many public sector jobs may be cut in the coming years, as they face each other in a TV debate.

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Scots party leaders clash on TV

Decisions in any of the coming legal cases could swing leverage and perhaps drive the parties back to the negotiating table.

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The Shutdown Pushes the Fight for Field Position Into the Courtroom