Government backs Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with unlimited losses
The Treasury broadens support for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to 2012 with unlimited loss coverage and relaxed portfolio limits, aiming to keep mortgage rates low and prevent a housing market relapse. Analysts warn taxpayers face higher costs while foreclosures may be addressed more aggressively.
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Fannie
Freddie
Congress
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Treasury
Fannie and
Federal Reserve
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Boening & Scattergood Inc
Freddie Mac
Barclays Capital
Barclays
Ajay Rajadhyaksha
Fannie and Freddie
U.S
Andrew
Capitol Hill
Scott Garrett
R-N.j
House Financial Services Committee
New Hampshire prepares for legal gay marriage and vows
In Franconia and across the state, couples like Jeffry Burr and Neil Blair plan to wed as New Hampshire begins legal gay marriage. The law ends civil unions, grants marital status, and follows prior civil commitments dating from 2006 and 2008 with church and state recognition expanding for same sex couples.
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Jeffry Burr
Neil Blair
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Fighter jets escort down small plane in Florida
Two U S fighter jets intercepted a Cessna flown by a French pilot at Hernando County Airport Brooksville after he ignored an instructor and took off. He landed later at a South Florida airfield and will not face criminal charges, officials said.
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Fla
Florida
Hernando County
Tampa
John Cornelia
North American Aerospace Defense Command
South Florida
Sheriffs Office
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