Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories that will be talked about today:
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The White House says voters want both sides to set aside partisan interests as Boehner hints at accepting some form of higher tax revenue.
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The president has a freer hand to deal with Syria, Iran and China but first he has to pick the team to implement his agenda.
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Tens of thousands lose power as Sandy-ravaged areas reel from nor’easter.
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Hu Jintao urged party members to curb graft but keep firm political control as he prepares to hand off power to successor.
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Plea-bargain will ensure that the man who shot the Arizona congresswoman and 17 others will spend the rest of his life in prison.
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Pot-banging demonstrators will voice their concerns in Buenos Aires and plazas around the nation.
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A newly-opened headquarters for the movement has caused little controversy in Israel.
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And a fight is exactly what pot proponents in Colorado and Washington say they want.
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The long-suffering minority faces increased physical attacks, forced conversions and discrimination.
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AP technology writer Peter Svensson says the screen quality on the smaller tablet is a letdown.
