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PROACH
• Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers focuses on her background and family as she offers vision of Republicans determined to empower Americans, not the government.

• 5. FEDERAL RESERVE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE REDUCING STIMULUS
• In the final meeting Bernanke will preside over as chairman, Fed may pare bond purchases another $10 billion, to $65 billion a month.

• 6. AIR FORCE'S NUCLEAR LAUNCH CORPS FACES NEW STRAIN
• The number of officers implicated in the cheating scandal doubles from the original 34, which means about 14 percent of all officers are sidelined.

• 7. HOW CONVENIENCE STORES IN PHILLY ARE PROMOTING BETTER HEALTH
• Corner groceries broaden their inventory of fresh produce, whole grains and low-fat dairy and use cooking demonstrations to teach residents nutritious food options.

• 8. WHY U.S. SUPREME COURT BLOCKED EXECUTION OF MISSOURI MAN
• Lawyer for Herbert Smulls says the state's refusal to disclose source of lethal-injection drug made it impossible to rule out suffering during execution.

• 9. WHERE POLITICAL PROTESTS ARE BAD FOR BUSINESS
• Months of turmoil in Bangkok have hurt tourist bookings and left business leaders worried that investors will move to neighboring countries.

• 10. WHAT PEYTON MANNING SEES WHEN HE ENTERS BRONCOS' LOCKER ROOM
• Teammates leave No. 18 jerseys for him to sign, perhaps thinking there won't be an opportunity after this year.

AP News in Brief
Analysis: Obama's ambitions and the limits of power, politics and a late-night speech

• WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama's year of action could amount to a lot of running in place.

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