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  he House of Representatives has passed a bill confirming the use of religious symbols at military memorials. It was also voting on legislation to order that a prayer issued by President Franklin Roosevelt on D-Day be installed at the World War II Memorial in Washington.

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  Buffett would profit from Keystone cancellation

  Warren Buffett, whom President Obama likes to cite as a fair-minded billionaire while arguing for higher taxes on the wealthy, stands to benefit from the president's decision to reject the Keystone XL oil pipeline permit.

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  Muslims upset by NYPD to boycott mayor's breakfast

  Activists upset at police efforts to spy on Muslims plan to skip Mayor Michael Bloomberg's annual year-end interfaith breakfast, saying Bloomberg shouldn't be defending the tactics.

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  Future of eurozone looks bleak to some

  It still seems unthinkable to most Europeans, but a growing number of outside analysts and investors believe the eurozone is headed toward a breakup as fast-moving market turmoil and a looming recession threaten to overwhelm the slow-motion response of European leaders.

• Reports: Blackstone, Bain mulling joint Yahoo bid

  The Blackstone Group and Bain Capital are discussing whether to team up with two major Asia companies in a bid to buy Yahoo for more than $25 billion.

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  Ron Paul: U.S. military bases create enemies

  Despite his recent surge in the polls, presidential hopeful Rep. Ron Paul won't back away from controversial positions that have in the past caused pundits and many Republicans to dismiss him as an unelectable fringe candidate.

• Bloomberg editor, historian join Pulitzer board

  An award-winning historian and a managing editor for projects and investigations at Bloomberg News have been elected to the Pulitzer Prize Board, which hands out the most well-known awards in journalism.

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  WILLIAMS: Cain's common sense, moxie impress

  Last week's Republican presidential debate hosted by Bloomberg and The Washington Post at Dartmouth College continued to write an emerging story line of this election cycle.

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  GOP rivals target Cain's '9-9-9' plan

  Former Godfather's Pizza CEO Herman Cain learned last night what it’s like to sit among the top tier of candidates in the GOP presidential race, as his rivals poked fun at and dismissed his "9-9-9" tax plan, which he argues would kick-start economic growth.

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  Inside the Beltway

  The ongoing Wall Street protests get such cozy press.

• Yahoo shares rise on more takeover speculation

  Shares of Yahoo Inc. rose Monday as more reports emerged that potential buyers are circling the Internet search company.

• Chronology: Apple CEO Steve Jobs' health problems

  Key dates related to the health of Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs:

• Chronology: Apple CEO Steve Jobs' health problems

  Key dates related to the health of Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs:

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  As Kenyan currency value plunges, rising prices push more into poverty

  Kenya's currency is in a free fall against the dollar, dropping 30 percent this year to an all-time low this week.

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