Daily Briefing: Obama tackles ambitious to-do list

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Obama tackles ambitious December to-do list By Susan Page, USA TODAY REID: Confident the health bill will pass AFGHAN ADDRESS: Obama to speak tonight More News Sheriff's office: Police fatally shoot suspected Wash. cop killer Pentagon office eyes internal threats to U.S.
Money Getting back to even on stocks: Be prepared to wait 5 years By Matt Krantz, USA TODAY Working with family members can be rewarding and trying By Laura Petrecca, USA TODAY Unemployed U.S.-born workers seek day-labor jobs By Emily Bazar, USA TODAY Deadline approaches for using flexible spending account By Sandra Block, USA TODAY		Advertisement <
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