Leaders Seek End to Budget Fight at White House Talks
As time runs short in the budget clash Congress leaders met with President Obama at the White House. Boehner and Reid traded claims while House planned a one week stopgap to avert a shutdown and cut 12 billion dollars, with protesters outside urging decisive action.
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Synthetic drugs drive deaths as market outpaces regulation
An Associated Press analysis links synthetic marijuana products to multiple deaths including 18 year old David Rozga, and rising emergency room cases. DEA moved to ban five chemicals while lawmakers review tighter controls. Retailers report broad age ranges among buyers and warn bans may spur illegal chemists.
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Deal on key free trade pact with Colombia reached
After weeks of talks the United States and Colombia reached a free trade pact. The agreement cuts duties on 80 percent of U S exports to Colombia and phases out remaining tariffs over a decade. It is expected to boost U S exports by over 1 billion dollars yearly and support thousands of jobs. President Obama will meet President Santos in Washington to formally approve the deal.
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