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House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio, speaks at the Peter G. Peterson Foundation’s 2012 Fiscal Summit in Washington. (Photo by Manuel Balce Ceneta / AP)

Detroit’s otherworldly decay

Detroit, the blighted auto capital, may soon become the first major U.S. city to have all of its public services privatized.

The Atlantic

Job market still hurting college graduates

A slow job market has left behind many recent college graduates. However, other reports show that the 2012 graduates are facing the best job market since the Great Recession.

McClatchy Newspapers

Blog:

Are US wages enough to live on?

(PBS NewsHour)

The Rundown

Boehner: no debt ceiling increase without equivalent cuts

House Speaker John Boehner will not allow an increase in the debt ceiling to move through the House unless the amount of the increase includes an equal or greater amount of spending cuts.

USA TODAY

Senate majority leader fires back at Boehner debt plan

Politico

At US border, era of fence-building, manpower ‘surge’ at an end

The U.S. Border Patrol is shifting its strategy away from fence-building and a manpower “surge” at the border and toward one centered on intelligence and identifying threats to national security.

Christian Science Monitor

US Border Patrol praises tougher tactic

Houston Chronicle

FDA panel approves rapid home HIV test

A federal advisory committee unanimously approved over-the-counter sale of a rapid HIV test, acknowledging the need for new tools against an epidemic that is driven largely by people unaware of their status.

Philadelphia Inquirer

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