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AP Newsbreak: Records show WH health care talks AU: Donors slow in paying up for Somalia security Somalia: 2 kidnapped journalists freed IMF sells 10 tonnes of gold to Sri Lanka Israel approves 10-month settlement freeze Vicki Kennedy describes husband's cancer battle SEC probes derivatives in insider trading cases IAEA chief against Iran's new proposal on nuclear fuel+ U.S. sees rise in secondary infections after flu Somali officials say two foreign journalists kidnapped last year have been freed. India basks in lavish White House welcome Fed bars directors from owning financial stock Taliban leader rules out talks with Karzai Obama expects support for more Afghanistan troops US welcomes Israeli settlement moratorium LEAD: Obama to release new strategy on war in Afghanistan Tues.+ Israel approves 10-month settlement freeze US welcomes Israeli settlement moratorium Pro-immigration reform PACS growing in influence AP Newsbreak: Records show WH health care talks
In this photo illustration, major US credit cards are seen in New York City
In this photo illustration, major US credit cards are seen in New York City. The US House of Representatives approved legislation Wednesday aimed at protecting credit card consumers from shock interest rate increases and fees in a country where plastic has long been king.
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