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    House Likely to Pass Credit Card Bill…and Gun Law?

    Congress today took up the credit-card reform bill passed yesterday by the Senate 90-to-5. It includes permission for visitors to carry guns in national parks. The White House says President Obama will sign the bill with that amendment. Sudeep Reddy is economics reporter for the Wall Street Journal and blogger for Real Time Economics.

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    Congress today took up the credit-card reform bill passed yesterday by the Senate 90-to-5. It includes permission for visitors to carry guns in national parks. The White House says President Obama will sign the bill with that amendment. Sudeep Reddy is economics reporter for the Wall Street Journal and blogger for Real Time Economics.

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    A California Drama without a Hollywood Ending
    1. 0:00House Likely to Pass Credit Card Bill…and Gun Law?You’re reading this
    2. 7:24A California Drama without a Hollywood Ending
    3. 41:29Big Media Scene Surrounds Discovery of Ida Primate Fossil
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