Democrats push to extend jobless benefits amid fiscal cliff
In the fiscal cliff talks, 2 million people could lose emergency unemployment benefits after Christmas unless extended. Senator Jack Reed leads the push for a one year extension, while President Obama and Speaker Boehner clash over terms. White House backs extension, with a roughly $30 billion cost, as Republicans seek offsets elsewhere.
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USDA eases limits on meat and grains in school meals
The Agriculture Department will remove daily and weekly caps on meats and grains in school lunches in response to criticism. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said the flexibility lets schools plan menus while meeting new standards and boosting wholesome meals.
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Obama fights GOP tax plan and seeks middle class relief
President Obama accused House Republicans of blocking a tax cut for the first 250000 of income while Senate Democrats back the measure. He urged a balanced plan asking more from the wealthiest to avert the fiscal cliff, saying his plan is the only one he will sign. Boehner warned no progress on negotiations and accused the White House of delay.
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