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Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda takes questions from reporters during a briefing in Nagoya, central Japan, Tuesday, March 2, 2010. Toyota is repairing nearly 1 million vehicles in the U.S. and Japan for potentially leaky oil hoses, the latest in a spate of quality problems battering the world's biggest automaker. (AP Photo/Kyodo News)AP – Toyota Motor Corp. faces more questions from Congress over its troubled safety record when top company officials testify Tuesday at a Senate hearing on the automaker’s huge worldwide recall of 8.5 million vehicles.


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Health groups duke it out (Politico)

Politico – Health Care for America Now asks speakers to drop out of insurance meeting.

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Politico – Former Tenn. representative abandons plans to challenge Kirsten Gillibrand.

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US civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson, pictured in 2009, threw his weight Monday behind international calls for a tax on financial transactions to recoup losses from the economic crisis.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Jason Kempin)AP – Senate negotiators closed in on a deal on Wall Street regulations Monday, proposing a new entity inside the Federal Reserve to oversee consumer financial products ranging from credit cards to mortgages.


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US civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson, pictured in 2009, threw his weight Monday behind international calls for a tax on financial transactions to recoup losses from the economic crisis.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Jason Kempin)AP – Senate negotiators are reviewing details of a deal on Wall Street regulations that would create a new entity to oversee consumer financial products ranging from credit cards to mortgages.


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