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New AMT law will impact tax system, budget politics
By RACHAEL BADE
The expensive little provision has a price tag of $1.8 trillion over the next decade — a massive chunk of the fiscal cliff deal’s total $4 trillion cost.
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Conservatives look to next battle
By JAMES HOHMANN and GINGER GIBSON
The next engagement will be over the debt limit, conservative organizations say as they regroup following this week's loss on the fiscal cliff.
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Why Boehner, Cantor parted ways on Sandy, cliff
By JAKE SHERMAN
The sliver of space between the House’s top two lawmakers — Boehner and Cantor — is striking. But the back story is far less interesting.
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Industry on alert for FTC’s pending Google decision
Apple and Microsoft write letters to commissioners on a decision that could rewrite patent rules.
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Hillary Clinton discharged from hospital
"Her medical team advised her that she is making good progress on all fronts, and they are confident she will make a full recovery," spokesman Philippe Reines said in a statement.
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Army reins in invites to Obama, VP and spouses
Breaches of protocol have led the Army to warn its units and commands not to send the invites without going through top brass.
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Origin of Clinton blood clot may be murky, but prognosis likely good
By BRETT NORMAN
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Clinton’s handlers have kept the details to a minimum.
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Hillary Clinton leaves hospital, but only briefly
Clinton wasn't returning home and was back at the hospital an hour later after a brief outing for tests.
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PCLOB chairman nominee Medine denied UC
By TONY ROMM
As the 112th winds down, Grassley argues pick for watchdog should require a floor debate and vote.
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Cliff deal leaves credit agencies unimpressed
By PATRICK REIS
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Moody's Investors Service says it will continue to give U.S. debt a “negative outlook” despite the fiscal cliff deal.
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Public transit riders get surprise tax gift in cliff deal
Transit riders will be able to claim tax-free benefits for public transportation costs of up to $240 per month in 2013 and retroactively in 2012.
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Court: Feds can keep drone legal opinions secret
U.S. District Court Judge Colleen McMahon largely rejected lawsuits brought by The New York Times and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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CTIA decision creates trade show conflict
Some are disappointed that the group’s "Super Mobile Show" in 2014 is the same time as the CCA convention.
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Judge rejects Apple claim over 'app store'
By ALEX BYERS
A federal judge has issued Amazon a partial win in the Kindle-maker’s use of Apple’s trademarked term “app store.”
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Schmidt to visit final frontier of cyberspace: North Korea
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Eric Schmidt will be traveling to North Korea on a private trip led by former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson.
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C-SPAN apologizes for racy show titles
By STEVE FRIESS
The cable network blames a scheduling snafu that resulted in obscenities seen next to online fiscal cliff debate coverage.
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Oversight committee to create new energy panel
The new subcommittee is part of a broader organizational shakeup on the panel.
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Report: 2012 near top for anti-abortion rules
Forty-three provisions of new laws in 19 states set out to restrict access to abortion, according to the report.
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Tech players see the good, bad post-cliff
Stocks surge, R&D credit extended — but spending issues remain, they note.
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Christie, Cuomo: Sandy aid failure 'inexcusable'
By DAVID ROGERS
The governors of New York and New Jersey come down hard on the Republican-controlled House.
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