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Fed ends QE3
By MJ LEE
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Immigration issues may cut more coverage
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Hoeven: GOP Senate spells doom for EPA Waters rule
By BILL TOMSON
“Clearly, we have a better shot to defund or deauthorize Waters of the U.S. if Republicans take the Senate,” said North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven.
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Score P.M. Edition, presented by CampaignHQ: Undecideds in Florida — Shaheen, Brown debate
By KYLE CHENEY and JAMES HOHMANN and TARINI PARTI and KEVIN ROBILLARD and STEVEN SHEPARD
Thirteen percent of respondents in a Florida poll refused to disclose their vote preference, and another 7 percent were undecided.
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McConnell reassures GOP on Obamacare opposition
McConnell "knows it won’t be easy, but he also believes that if Republicans are fortunate enough to take back the majority we’ll owe it to the American people to try through votes on full repeal," a spokesman says.
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DREAMers heckle Clinton in Maryland
The rolling protests by members of the group United We Dream come during a rally at the University of Maryland for Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown.
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Patent Politics
By ERIN MERSHON
Reform efforts are certain to resurface in the next Congress, and midterms could reshape the debate.
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Study: Not all assumptions about narrow networks hold true
The study found that all but one of the insurers in those half-dozen locations offered plans that included at least one top hospital in every network.
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GOP still doesn’t want executive action on immigration
The president is poised to issue a directive sometime before the end of the year that’s expected to ease deportations for potentially millions of immigrants here illegally.
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McKeon, Ayotte urge a halt to Guantanamo transfers
By JEREMY HERB
A letter urging “an immediate suspension of all detainee transfers” comes amid reports that some former prisoners are now fighting in Syria.
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Strategists peel back curtain on ‘oppo’
It’s unusual for party leaders to be so publicly candid about the dark art of opposition research.
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Hagel, Dempsey defend Ebola quarantine
By PHILIP EWING
Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey told reporters at the Pentagon that American service members are deploying to Africa in larger numbers than any other group.
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Democrats attempt to boost black vote
Commercials, flyers and other media raise the specter of Ferguson and voter ID laws in an attempt to get African-Americans to the polls.
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Parties debate Senate battle at Playbook Lunch
By TARINI PARTI
The executive director of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee told POLITICO’s Mike Allen that Georgia, Colorado and Iowa would be the three closest races of the cycle.
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Not so sweet: Chocolate prices are set to rise
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The cost of ingredients in chocolate bars is rising, and the nation's biggest candy makers have already warned of price hikes next year.
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Conservative group launches Spanish radio ads
The ads focus on education, health care and energy issues that may play crucial roles in tight Senate races.
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POLITICO Magazine: How to back Hillary into a corner
By MAGGIE HABERMAN and GLENN THRUSH
A report from the secret race to answer 2016’s most pressing question.
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U.S. struggles in the ISIL propaganda war
By PHILIP EWING
Part of the problem lies in ISIL’s love of shocking violence — exemplified by its videos of beheadings — which is tough for civilization to answer.
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Uber, Lyft and the end of taxi history
By DANA RUBINSTEIN - CAPITAL NEW YORK
Uber, Lyft and like-minded taxi app companies are fundamentally different than the livery entities that came before.
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Apple CEO: ‘I’m proud to be gay’
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The executive said he’s been lucky to work for a company that “loves creativity and innovation and knows it can only flourish when you embrace people’s differences.”
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Cuomo promises incentives for health workers who go to Africa
By JIMMY VIELKIND - CAPITAL NEW YORK
Governor Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday he is developing an incentive package to encourage doctors and nurses from New York to volunteer in Ebola-stricken countries in West Africa.
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POLITICO Magazine: Mr. Miller doesn’t go to Washington
By MATT MILLER
A candidate’s memoir.
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