Clinton released from hospital after blood clot
Secretary Hillary Clinton was discharged from a New York hospital three days after doctors found a blood clot near her brain. Her medical team said she is progressing well and is expected to recover fully as she continues treatment with blood thinners.
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Fights loom after fiscal cliff deal in Washington
President Obama and congressional Republicans brace for sharper budget fights in February over debt limit and spending cuts after a narrow fiscal cliff agreement. Moody's warned deficits must shrink further to protect the U S credit rating as Biden and McConnell sought a path through escalating tensions.
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U N reports over sixty thousand killed in Syria crisis
The United Nations says more than 60,000 people have died in Syria's uprising and civil war across 2011 to 2012. Navi Pillay cited 59,648 fatalities from March 15, 2011 to Nov. 30, 2012, with deaths rising since then.
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Boehner Sets Jan 15 Vote On Sandy Relief Amid Criticism
Speaker John Boehner announced a January 15 floor vote on a large disaster aid package for Superstorm Sandy after Northeast lawmakers led by Gov. Chris Christie pressed for action. The package is expected to total about 51 billion dollars with a separate 9 billion flood insurance measure to aid Sandy claims.
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Central African rebels halt advance to talks in Libreville
Seleka rebels halt their push on Bangui and agree to peace talks in Libreville. They may seek a political transition excluding Bozize, who has reshuffled top defenders while pressure from ECCAS and Western powers grows to end the crisis.
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