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President Obama is holding a press conference on the potential attack on Syria right now hoping to gain support. The President says he plans to address Americans on the issue Tuesday and that the attack would be stronger if Congress and the American people understood why he thinks military action is what the US should do.
A ThinkProgress analysis of the public statements of the House of Representatives has found the majority has either decisively ruled out attacking Syria or say they are unlikely to back it. Just 44 members of group say they will definitely or likely vote in favor or the resolution. The earliest they could vote on the measure is Monday.
Last month’s U.S. jobless rate was at 7.3%, slightly lower than July’s rate, and the jobs created in August was at 169,000.
Islamist’s have taken over the town Dalga in Egypt. It was part of a wave of attacks in the southern Minya province that targeted Christians.
If you want to take a flight to space it’s just $200,000. A commercial spacecraft had a successful test flight over California. Billionaire Richard Branson plans take customers for a two-hour ride to break the sound barrier. He plans to have 600 bookings in the first two years.
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