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White House Says 240,000 Jobs Lost in 2014 Without Jobless Benefits Extension

The White House piled pressure on Republicans on Thursday to extend U.S. jobless benefits with a report that estimated a failure to take action could lead to a loss of 240,000 jobs in 2014.
By Steve Holland
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U.S. Assures Israel That Core Iran Sanctions Still In Place

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Twitter Names Media Veteran As First Female Board Member

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Swiss Banks Prepare To Bow To U.S. Demands, Grudgingly

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