Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories that will be talked about today:
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Limited subway service resumed this morning, but not in lower Manhattan, where the power remains out.
2.
The storm’s devastation leaves a , but some caution that extreme weather patterns should affect decisions on how — and whether — to rebuild.
3.
The government reported on the number of people who applied for first-time unemployment benefits last week.
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The contours of the presidential race remain much the same, with Obama and Romney locked in a tight contest and both campaigns predicting victory.
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Professor Ryan? Lobbyist Ryan? Maybe back to plain-old Congressman Ryan — or future President Ryan? If Paul Ryan loses his bid to become vice president, he is still a man with options.
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says the White House is suggesting people and groups to play key roles in the rebel leadership.
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An Associated Press-GfK poll finds that more voters trust Romney to break the stalemate in Washington.
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They come by bicycle to deliver laptops and Internet connections to remote villages, a vital service where only 5 million of 152 million people are online.
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An Air Force Academy ritual of freshmen throwing upperclassmen into the snow results in a fight with 27 cadets injured.
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Tens of thousands of fans don the team’s holiday-appropriate orange and black colors to congratulate the World Series champs in a parade.
