Rice withdraws from secretary of state bid in Obama cabinet shake-up
President Obama faced a cabinet reshuffle as Susan Rice withdrew from the secretary of state race after weeks of Republican opposition. John Kerry became the likely pick to succeed Hillary Clinton, while Chuck Hagel emerged as front-runner for defense secretary. In Oregon, Jacob Tyler Roberts, 22, shot people at a Portland mall, killing Steven Forsyth, 45, and Cindy Yuille, 54, injuring another.
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Debate over Social Security formulas Progressives pitch indexing
A proposed new method called Progressive Indexing would compute benefits using price changes rather than wage changes. The plan targets income brackets from under 25 000 to over 113 000 and includes a mixed formula of price and wage adjustments. Source notes from Bureau of Labor Statistics via McClatchy Washington Bureau and credited graphic designers.
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White House silent on raising Medicare eligibility age
Democrats urge Obama to oppose a phased increase from 65 to 67, arguing 270,000 seniors would lose coverage and out-of-pocket costs would rise. CBO estimates show reduced long term Medicare spending but higher non Medicare medical costs, offsetting savings. The White House has not ruled out the change as fiscal cliff talks continue.
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Boehner and Obama hold talks but no cliff progress yet
President Obama and House Speaker Boehner met at the White House in frank talks aimed at breaking a fiscal cliff deadlock as time runs short. Boehner criticizes White House tempo while Obama urges higher taxes on households earning over 250000 to reduce deficits.
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