Different perspectives on the issue of adoption

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In its first hearing, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform took on the issue of government bailouts.

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With Issa Leading, Oversight Panel Eagerly Begins Its Work

As Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg proposes overhauling federal law, critics say his record on the issue is mixed.

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Immigrant Groups Give Qualified Praise to Mayor

Republicans have put the wheels in motion to try to repeal President Obama’s health care reform law. CNN breaks down the issue and the efforts’ future.

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What’s behind health care repeal push?

Recent announcements on chronic fatigue syndrome have highlighted both the volatility of the issue and the ambiguity of the science.

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Exhausted by Illness, and Doubts

President Obama said Wednesday that his biggest regret is that the lame-duck Congress failed to pass the Dream Act, which would legalize immigrants brought to the U.S. as children. The president suggested the next Congress take up the issue, but…

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Dream Act Won’t Pass New Congress

With time running out on the government’s authority to spend money, the Senate is considering a $1.1 trillion bill that would settle the issue for the rest of the fiscal year. But conservative Republicans have threatened to obstruct its progress.

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Congress faces imminent deadline for spending plan

Labour leader Ed Miliband declines to rule out joining peaceful protests against tuition fees, saying public anger over the issue is “quite justified”.

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Miliband ponders fee protest move

Ministers must show more commitment to the issue of tackling violence against women overseas, Shadow International Development Secretary Harriet Harman says.

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Harman plea over female violence

After much prodding by the United States, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has finally budged on the issue of new settlements in the West Bank. He agreed Saturday to push his cabinet to issue a construction moratorium for 90 days, thereby…

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Netanyahu Agrees to Halt Settlements

Indian IT firms say the US is rejecting more visa applications and want the issue taken up during President Obama’s forthcoming visit.

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India firms say US denying visas

On the issue that drives elections more than any other — the economy — the White House and Congress have fallen short.

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Economic Scene: Obama Successes Outweighed by Job Losses

A midterm campaign that has turned heavily on the issue of the mounting federal debt is likely to yield a government even more split over what to do about it, people in both parties say.

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Divide on U.S. Deficit Likely to Grow After Election

An Israeli parliamentary committee debates the issue of children’s role in violence after two Palestinian boys were run over and injured by a right-wing activist.

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Israeli debate after boys injured

Allan Little looks at the difficulties the issue of homosexuality presents for the Catholic Church

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Gay conflict within Catholic Church