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House cancels July recess

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Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) announced Friday the House would stay in session to work on the debt talks and cancel a recess set to begin on July 18.

The announcement was expected by rank-and-file Republicans, who have seen work on a deficit-reduction package intensify this week. Congressional leaders are set to meet with President Obama at the White House on Sunday.

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