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Outages will impact some customers trying to process and track packages. we're told the problem will not impact deliveries or other operations. u.s. homeowners feeling more optimistic about the market. according to a new report, housing optimism rose for the fifth straight month. all right! the president of the world bank stepping down today. he informed the board that he will leave in late july. this raises the possibility that a nonamerican could be chosen for the first time to head that organization. look how happy he is to be leaving! the controversy over the white house's birth cont...

Purely by politics. taking the lead from the party surging presidential candidate, rick santorum. this republican amendment seeks to change the debate in washington, d.c. from growing our economy and creating jobs to fighting cultural wars. >> if republicans are painted as the party that is most concerned about social issues and not the primary focus, they are going to get destroyed with independent and moderate voters that will decide the election in swing states. >> the focus on social issues rather than economic ones it's shown slight improve in the the economy. but postamericans pay very l...

What's both ring so many people. >> even if you assume the administration has women's health and their best interests at heart with this accommodation and so on, do you think that this lives on as a political issue, or as a legal issue as we saw there? >> i don't. let's parse this out a little. first of all, if i were kathleen sebelius, what i would have said was we didn't need to run this by justice because justice weighed in on this through a 2003 eocc ruling that said under the civil rights ability in the only a requirement like this legal, it is in fact required. let's also bear in mind 28...

The fact that the white house thinks this is about contraception is the whole problem. this is about freedom of religion. it's right there in the first amendment. you can't miss it. in this country, the government doesn't get to tell you or your organization what your are religious views are. >> and so with 266 days to go before the presidential election, the republicans in congress have come up with the 266th reason to vote for president obama in november -- birth control. it wasn't on anyone's list until last week when the republicans thought they'd found the perfect wedge issue, but then pr...

>> i said it on friday. i like the way the president handled this. he recognized he had gone too far in intruding on the place of the church in defending their own beliefs. and he fixed it and said the insurance companies will pay the cost for this birth control coverage. you agreed with me, i think, on that. i carefully read your article, and you didn't like the first way -- the initial take he took on this. >> no. and i think because inevitably, someone would have raised the question of religious liberty. this question of contraception is controversial. if you remember in the vatican council...