The president holds up new housing application. (AP)
President Obama has proposed a national plan to improve housing refinancing for homeowners facing foreclosure. More
PLUS: Boehner on GOP Race Outlook
The president is pushing a program to help vets get jobs as firefighters and cops.

The job trend shows older workers, men and 20-somthings are getting hired more right now.
Republican House Speaker John Boehner says the GOP fighting over nomination will sort itself out.
Santorum, Paul looks past Nevada caucuses
Republicans Rick Santorum and Ron Paul looked beyond Saturday's presidential caucuses in Nevada, eyeing contests further down the nominating calendar and signaling the results were unlikely to change their strategy in a race that seemed to have become a two-man contest between Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich.
Santorum, Paul bypass Nevada caucuses, look ahead
Republicans Rick Santorum and Ron Paul are bypassing the presidential caucuses in Nevada and are looking further down the nominating calendar.
Stylistic extremes at top of GOP presidential race
Mitt Romney listens. Newt Gingrich lectures.
Obama calls on UN to back Syria resolution
Amid fresh violence in Syria, President Barack Obama called on the U.N. Security Council on Saturday to stand up against Bashar Assad's "relentless brutality" and act as a credible advocate for human rights.
Obama to Syrian citizens: US stands with you
President Barack Obama is telling the Syrian people that the US stands with them following a brutal attack that left at least 200 people dead.
Romney using Nev. as springboard for Feb. contests
Mitt Romney expects Nevada's caucuses to kick off a month of primary and caucus contests to keep momentum on his side in the race for the GOP presidential nomination.
Gingrich hoping to beat Paul for 2nd place in Nev.
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has little hope for an upset in Nevada's caucuses and instead is looking to best rival Ron Paul for second place.
A look at Nevada, home of the Feb. 4 GOP caucus
A profile of Nevada, site of the Republican caucus on Feb. 4:
Nev. caucuses offer state a rare say in nomination
With its 24-hour casino gambling, legalized prostitution and drive-through wedding chapels, Nevada seems anything but conventional. When it comes to voting in presidential elections, it's as mainstream as it gets.
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