9 ways foreign policy will dominate the lame-duck Congress

The 113th Congress has only weeks to stop Ebola, fight ISIS, and keep the government funded

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Americans hoping for a flurry of legislative activity before the next GOP-controlled Congress swoops into office in January are destined for a letdown.

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