No shutdown deal averts partial government closure
Washington lawmakers and the White House brokered a last minute agreement to cut at least 38.5 billion dollars in federal spending for the final six months of the fiscal year. The plan preserves government operations through a stopgap measure while allowing further votes next week.
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Hispanic growth reshapes suburban Chicago area
The Aurora Montgomery and surrounding suburbs have drawn tens of thousands of Hispanic immigrants from 2000 to 2010. Aurora became 40 percent Hispanic, Kendall County fastest growing, and Kane Will and Kendall counties saw big gains while Chicago lost population. The influx boosted schools, housing, and services, and will influence future district maps.
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House votes to repeal Internet access rules
Washington Republicans push to roll back FCC net neutrality rules claiming FCC overreach and free market openness. Democrats warn repeal could empower big carriers to control sites apps and devices. The bill passes 240 to 179 amid veto threats and partisan split.
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Poll: U S not ready for nuclear emergency
Washington Americans show limited confidence in government readiness for a nuclear emergency similar to Japan. Only about one quarter are confident. Three in ten expect a nuclear plant catastrophe in the United States. Sixty percent oppose more nuclear power plants, up from 48 percent in 2009.
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