“CBS This Morning” takes a look at some of the top headlines from around the globe.

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Sen. Jim DeMint, R-.S.C., offers Bob Schieffer his take on the GOP candidates, and his belief that Republicans and Independents will unite behind the nominee, whoever it is. The Tea Party favorite also shares insights from his new book, “Now or Never.”

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Despite recent improvements in the jobless rate, more than 13 million Americans are still officially listed as unemployed. Norah O’Donnell takes a look at the impact that’s having on President Obama’s bid for re-election.

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In a rare Saturday session, the Senate voted to extend the payroll tax cut and to continue to give long-term jobless Americans 99 weeks of unemployment benefits. But, as Nancy Cordes reports, the extensions are only for two months.

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President Obama told “60 Minutes” it doesn’t matter who the Republican nominee is, because they all believe the same thing. CBS News senior White House correspondent Bill Plante reports.

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A massive anti-government demonstration in Moscow saw thousands of people protesting primarily against Prime Minister Putin, claiming recent elections were rigged. Charlie D’Agata reports.

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Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry stumbled over the U.S. voting age and the date of Election Day while speaking at a college in New Hampshire. Terrell Brown reports.

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Voters in Ohio are deciding whether to repeal the law limiting collective bargaining rights, and in Mississippi, voters are being asked to define “personhood.” Terrell Brown reports.

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In an exclusive interview with CBS News chief White House correspondent Norah O’Donnell, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner spoke about President Obama’s handling of the economy and whether it’ll turn around before Election Day.

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Russ Mitchell speaks with Ed Rollins and Robert Zimmerman about updates from the 2012 campaign trail.

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