Obama and Republicans brace for sequester fallout
President Obama and congressional Republicans refused to share blame for the automatic $85 billion budget cuts that began Friday night, warning of a ripple effect on the economy and job losses while vowing to seek a remedy in future talks. They blamed each other for the stalemate as they prepare for further budget fights beyond March 27 and the looming debt ceiling.
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Romney Quiet Return To National Stage After Seclusion
Romney reemerges after four months with a Fox News interview and a speech planned at CPAC in Washington. He criticizes Obama’s leadership while Republicans weigh his future role as they seek new generation leaders.
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Keystone XL pipeline gains support as draft report backs approval
A State Department draft finds little environmental impact on most route resources and argues rail options would emit more greenhouse gases. Supporters led by Speaker Boehner call for approval, while opponents say the analysis underestimates climate risks and tar sands growth.
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