Boehner changes gears in 'fiscal cliff' talks with Obama

Just as he and the president appeared to be within reach of a deal, the House speaker calls for a vote on raising taxes only for those who make more than $1 million.

WASHINGTON — The effort to resolve the standoff over federal spending and taxes snagged once again Tuesday — just a day after House Speaker John A. Boehner and President Obama appeared to make substantial progress — as Boehner abruptly shifted to what he called Plan B.

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