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Obama hints at big debt-ceiling brawl, but can he win this one?

On Saturday in his weekly address, President Obama warned of a 'dangerous game' ahead if Congress resists raising the debt ceiling. US debt has hit the current limit – $16.4 trillion.

Opinion Don't listen to the Chicken Littles: Obama made smart investments in green tech

Slimmed farm bill reveals waning influence of agriculture

Chapter & Verse 'Fiscal cliff': banished for overuse

House Republicans' 'fiscal cliff' gripe: When will we ever get spending cuts? (+video)

'Dairy cliff'? Milk prices poised to spike unless Congress acts.

'Fiscal cliff' no more? Americans vote to banish the term, at least.

Change Agent Restoring US native prairies, acre by acre, yard by yard

Nature Wars

Is the NRA push for guns in schools crazy? It depends on where you live.

Unemployment down: which states are doing better than others

Since Sandy Hook shooting, jitters in other schools – some for good reason

Midwest blizzard leaves some stranded

How is winter storm affecting holiday travel? (+video)

Blizzard conditions, from Kansas to Wisconsin, close schools (+video)

Hunting for hidden gems

The Monitor's View A bridge for action after Sandy Hook shootings

Domino's founder sues government over contraception

School shooting in Connecticut casts somber mood across nation

Will new right-to-work laws worsen the gender pay gap in Michigan?

Foreclosures hit nine-month high, but starts drop

Should Michigan GOP brace for reprisal over 'right to work' law?

The Vote Michigan 'right to work' law: Worse for unions than Wisconsin setback? (+video)

Robert Reich Fiscal cliff overshadows inequality in the heartland

Why union protests won't stop Michigan's new 'right-to-work' law