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Chief Investment Officer Ina Drew, who oversaw the London office at JPMorgan that was involved with the risky trade, is the first person to announce that she will step down in the wake of the company's $2 billion loss.
During a graduation speech at Liberty University, the nation's largest Christian school, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney makes a forceful appeal to evangelical voters.
The violence continues in Syria, where members of the Free Syrian Army have launched an attack in the city of Rastan, killing 23 soldiers. Unarmed United Nations observers continue to help Syrians follow the present peace plan, which many feel has already failed.
California has been living beyond its means and according to Governor Jerry Brown, drastic cuts are needed to whittle down a budget deficit that has reached $15.7 billion.
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