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Vote 2012
The 2012 Presidential race is expected to be dominated by which candidate has the best plan to create jobs and to improve the economy. President Barack Obama is expected to easily win the Democratic nomination. But the Republican race remains wide open. Check back often for the latest news on candidates, issues and events surrounding the election of the country’s next President.
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BUSINESS NEWS
Asia stocks fall amid Greek debt deal doubts
BANGKOK (AP) -- Asian stock markets were mostly lower today as investors fretted over the details of a deal to save Greece from financial collapse and preserve its place among nations that use the euro. Japan bucked the trend as the yen weakened, boosting exporter shares.
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Post office expects $18B annual loss without cuts
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Postal Service is warning it will lose as much as $18.2 billion each year by 2015 if Congress doesn't give it leeway to eliminate Saturday mail delivery and make other service cuts. ...
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IN THE NEWS: MOBILE APPS PRIVACY
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Mobile applications are going to have to post their privacy policies before installation, under a deal reached in California.
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STOLEN LIBRARY BOOKS
VISTA, Calif. (AP) -- Maria Nater faces a lot more trouble than just library fines.
