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Peosta, Iowa (CNN) -- President Barack Obama laced into his conservative Republican congressional critics Tuesday, accusing them of putting partisan political concerns before the country's interests. Appearing before a crowd of farmers and small-business owners in the presidential battleground state of Iowa, Obama called on Congress to help boost an anemic economy by passing an extension of the payroll tax cut and a new road construction bill, among other things. "America is going to come back from this recession stronger than before," the president declared. But I "need your help sending a message to Congress" that "it's time to put politics aside and get something done," he said.
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Output: Congress refuse to "put country ahead of faction," Obama said.

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At least 15 children, were among 25 dead, after their school bus was caught in an Al Qaeda car bomb attack. The bus, carrying all female primary school pupils, was traveling near a Shiite run check point when the first of two car bombs exploded. The second car exploded near the home of a Shiite militia - known as Houthis - who  was said to have been the target of the attack, AFP reported. Medical sources confirmed that at least 15 children and 10 adults were killed in the blast in the town of Rada, south of the Yemini capital.
The Houthis are blaming the suicide bombs on
Output: Al Qaeda militants calling it 'the ugliest crime against childhood.'

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(CNN) -- Aisha Tyler is not your typical comedian. The 42-year-old is a 6 foot tall woman who snowboards, camps, raps about her lack of a rear end, and can't dance. "I will never be the lead in Step it Up 17: Old lady gets to Krumpin'," she writes in her new book. "I have made my peace with this." While she might lack rhythm, the Dartmouth grad speaks fluent French, with some functionality in Russian and Swahili. Tyler was the first black recurring character on Friends, has filled in for the late movie critic Roger Ebert and taken on gamers who questioned her nerd status.
In "
Output: Self-Inflicted Wounds," her second book, Tyler argues that the path to success is paved with epic failures.

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A leading UKIP politician has been forced to deny that he played Bungle in Seventies kids’ show Rainbow after hoaxers hacked his Wikipedia page. Paul Nuttall, deputy leader of UKIP, found his Wikipedia page edited by pranksters to say: ‘Nuttall was the original Bungle in children’s television show Rainbow.’ The North West MEP, from Bootle, Merseyside, said: ‘I think this is probably the funniest thing I’ve ever read about myself on the internet. I’m all for it.’ Paul Nuttall, deputy leader of UKIP, has been forced to deny that he played Bungle in Seventies kids’ show Rainbow after hoaxers hacked his Wikipedia page
But the politician denied the rumours, saying: ‘Considering I wasn’t even born when
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Rainbow started, it makes it very difficult indeed for this to be true.