U.S. economy faces slow recovery and demographic drag
As the 2014 outlook dims, economists warn growth may stall. Weak job reports, global cooling, and a looming baby boom retirement threaten acceleration. The CBO projects slower growth after 2016 with higher deficits and potential tax or spending changes to fund Social Security and Medicare.
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Congress Nearing End Of 2014 Work With No Immigration Action
In early February 2014 lawmakers show little momentum for major bills. House Speaker Boehner cites a heavy agenda yet predicts no breakthroughs on immigration or taxes while Pelosi accuses the White House of inaction. A Senate-passed measure stalls in the House amid conservative resistance.
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Obama Faces Pressure Over Immigration Action
President Obama weighs a potential unilateral move on deportations amid GOP resistance to immigration legislation. House Speaker Boehner signals little chance of passing a comprehensive bill before the fall midterm elections, intensifying the White House calculus on legacy action.
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Hillary Clinton faces liberal test as 2016 bid looms
As Hillary Rodham Clinton weighs a second presidential run supporters on the left seek clarity on where she will position herself. They say economic issues like the minimum wage and Social Security loom large after years of hardship. Liberal groups compare current concerns to the Iraq war debate of 2008.
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