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• US manufacturing boom will happen one small workshop at a time

  By: Ben Thompson

  When pundits speak of bringing back manufacturing jobs to the U.S., many people think of bustling assembly lines, but that might not be the right image.

• For Rubio, student loan bill is personal

  By: Drew Sandholm

  Sen. Marco Rubio, who still owed $100,000 in student loans when he was sworn into office, plans a bill to help others deal with the issue.

• No ‘Cadillac care’ with Obamacare ‘Yugo payments’

  By: Ben Thompson

  Obamacare by-product: limited doctor choice and hospital access. One top NYC doctor explains why this is bad for America.

• Plan canceled, patient asks, 'What now?'

  By: Ben Thompson

  Jim Hoft, the founder and publisher of thegatewaypundit.com, shares his personal story and options under Obamacare.

• Dems only 'going to ask for more': GOP's Huelskamp

  By: Ben Thompson

  Rep. Tim Huelskamp tells CNBC the Ryan-Murray budget framework is more spending, not a deficit reduction package.

• Cantor: Budget deal 'maintains savings'

  By: Ben Thompson

  During an exclusive interview with CNBC Tuesday night, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor said GOP leadership supports the budget progress.

• Kudlow Youth Summit: Pres. Obama losing young voters?

  By: Elizabeth Schulze, Ben Thompson

  'The Kudlow Report' gathered a small youth summit to gauge college student reaction to a sobering poll on President Obama's ratings among young voters.

• Okla. AG: White House miscalculated on Obamacare

  By: Ben Thompson

  Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt discusses why Obamacare subsidies are not legal in federal exchanges.

• 'Hit the reset button' for Obamacare: Democrat

  By: Ben Thompson

  It isn't just Republicans voicing concerns about Obamacare. Former Clinton aide Lanny Davis tells CNBC it's time to start health care reform over.

• Physician says Obamacare is 'chaos' for doctors

  By: Ben Thompson

  Dr. Bill Grace told CNBC that the program's enrollment issues are also causing problems for providers.