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The Office of Science estimates its bigger budget allowed it to create nearly 1,400 research jobs at the 10 labs it oversees in the fiscal year ending in September, up 11% from the previous year's staffing levels. It estimates it created another 1,400...
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The Obama administration’s new immigration strategy, focusing more on crackdowns on employers than worker deportations, has an early test case in Minnesota. More than 1,200 workers from American Building Maintenance Co. left their jobs last month after...
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One year later, Lieberman could end up killing Obama’s and Reid’s No. Lieberman has repeatedly vowed that he will not support legislation that includes a public option, a key component of Reid’s new healthcare bill. The Independent from Connecticut also...
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Obama rules out US mediation between India, Pakistan Washington, Nov 23 : President Barack Obama Tuesday said there were historic conflicts between India and Pakistan, but ruled out any outside role for the US to intervene between the two South Asian...
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The Obama administration has decided not to sign an international treaty banning land mines. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly says the administration recently completed a review and decided not to change the Bush-era policy. More than 150 countries...
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National health care reform would help thousands of Oregonians, the Obama administration said Monday. Pending health care legislation would allow 715,000 residents who do not currently have insurance and 257,000 residents who have nongroup insurance...
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So provocative was this announcement that it all but overshadowed the real news of the day: G.M. had lost $1.2 billion since exiting bankruptcy in July, and its fourth-quarter results were expected to be worse. The company’s chief executive, Fritz Henderson,...
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Pledging U.S. support for Pakistan�s long-term economic development, the Obama Administration�s special envoy Richard Holbrooke has said America is working to help Islamabad address problems in key water and energy areas. He also told a briefing that...
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He made multiple diplomatic gaffs and this is quite aside from the absurdly low bow that the incompetent president perpetrated upon greeting the Japanese Emperor Akihito. Before we get to his other multiple fluffs and diplomatic errors, let’s explain...
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Should he opt to withdraw, instead of successfully completing the mission, not only will he send a signal to those families who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice that their loss is insignificant, but I also predict that Afghanistan will be Obama’s Vietnam.
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