Obama notes health care overhaul may die in Congress
President Obama suggested that the drive to extend health coverage to tens of millions could fail in Congress after Scott Brown’s Massachusetts Senate win ended the filibuster proof majority. He urged a methodical process, inviting Republicans, Democrats and experts to review options before a vote.
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U S offensive aims to turn page in Afghan war
The United States plans a major assault on the Taliban as NATO presses a new push to recapture momentum in Afghanistan. General McChrystal expresses guarded optimism, while Marjah becomes the test of Obama's surge and the effort to win public support through governance and aid.
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H1N1 update signals waning epidemic in US
Federal officials report no states with widespread flu for a fourth week as cases decline since October. Experts note immunity from 70 million vaccinations and 55 million illnesses may prevent a new wave, with some anticipating only a continued low level of activity.
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