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Slowing economy faces major hurdles

As the engine of U.S. economic growth slows, two of its main cylinders - job growth and consumer spending - still aren't firing. Until they kick in, the  weak recovery is in jeopardy.

Obama: Republicans holding small businesses "hostage"

President Barack Obama on Saturday accused Republicans of holding American small businesses "hostage to politics" after Republican senators refused to back a $30 billion small-business lending package.

Stocks close with best month in a year

Stocks had a fitting end to a choppy July as prices seesawed their way to a narrowly mixed finish. The market still had its best month in a year.

Buffett-signed spoon a scoop for charity

A 33-inch, 5-pound red metal spoon bearing the signature of the billionaire investor fetched $4,500 for charity in an online auction on eBay.

Recovery lost speed in the second quarter

The recovery lost momentum in the spring as growth slowed to a 2.4 percent pace, its most sluggish showing in nearly a year and too weak to drive down unemployment.

WikiLeaks suspect held in solitary confinement

The Army private charged with leaking an airstrike video and suspected of leaking documents to WikiLeaks is in solitary confinement, officials tell CNN.

No 'obituary' yet for Gulf oil disaster

Federal officials are far from ready to "write the obituary" on the Gulf oil spill, even as crews work toward two efforts to seal the crippled BP well once and for all.

3 convicted killers escape in Arizona

Authorities are hunting for three convicted murderers who escaped from a Kingman, Arizona, prison on Friday night.

Crews gain on 1 of 3 L.A. wildfires

Firefighters continued to battle a wildfire Saturday as flames encroached on power lines that provide electricity throughout the region.

Obama wants dignity for Rangel

President Barack Obama hopes embattled New York congressman Charlie Rangel can end his career with dignity.

Wedding bells ring for Chelsea Clinton

The worst-kept secret in the political world is expected to culminate Saturday as Chelsea Clinton marries Marc Mezvinsky at a posh venue in Rhinebeck, New York.

Three convicted murderers break out of Arizona prison

Authorities are hunting for three convicted murderers who escaped from a Kingman, Arizona, prison on Friday night.

Military airstrike video leak suspect in solitary confinement

The Army private charged with leaking an airstrike video and downloading documents remained in solitary confinement Saturday.

Obama wants Rangel to end career with dignity

President Barack Obama hopes embattled New York congressman Charlie Rangel can end his career with dignity.

Chavez sending troops to Colombian border

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has deployed troops to areas near the Colombian border and says he is reviewing plans for a potential war as tension between the two nations rises.

SEC vs. the media, round two

The Securities and Exchange Commission was not seeking a blanket exemption from public information laws, when it asked Congress to include a little known provision in the Wall Street reform law, the agency said in a letter to lawmakers Friday.

Treasurys rise on weaker GDP

A weaker-than-expected government report on the economy sent investors flocking back into Treasurys Friday, pushing the prices up on U.S. debt and driving yields down.

Northwest to pay $38 million cargo price-fixing fine

Northwest Airlines will plead guilty and pay a $38 million fine for conspiring to fix cargo rates, the Justice Department announced Friday.

Face Off: Test-driving Gillette's new razor

General Motors' legendary CEO Alfred P. Sloan invented the annual styling change when he ordered a new body for the 1923 Chevrolet to cover up the car's nine-year-old technology. The new design made the old model feel out-of-date and was the first step in GM's drive to pass Ford Motor and its unchanging Model T to become the largest automobile company in the world.

China says it tops Japan as No. 2 economy

China has surpassed Japan to become the world's second largest economy, lagging only behind the United States, a Chinese government official said in remarks published on Friday.