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The US Senate, torn along party lines, voted to formally launch debate on historic legislation to enact President Barack Obama's signature drive to remake US health care, handing him a win for now. The 100-seat chamber's two independents joined all...
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President Karzai told private security companies that they would have to cease operating in Afghanistan within the next two years. In a move that will be hugely popular with ordinary Afghans who resent the presence of thousands of heavily armed private...
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Listening to President Obama and his Chinese counterpart this week, it was hard to tell who was Hu. One is the leader of a great democracy...But as the two men faced reporters in Beijing's Great Hall of the People, Obama deferred to the wishes of President...
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Kyle Busch and team owner Joe Gibbs and fined crew chief Steve Addington $25,000 after Busch's No.18 Toyota failed post-race inspection last Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Busch's car was too low and therefore did not meet the required height...
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Israel said on Tuesday that it had advanced plans to expand a Jewish district of Jerusalem in territory that was captured in 1967 and that the Palestinians claim as part of their future state — a move likely to further complicate the Obama...
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Afghanistan authorities and international forces are securing the capital Kabul against Taliban attacks expected to coincide with the inauguration of President Hamid Karzai, scheduled for Thursday. AFP. "There will be no air movements in or out, except...
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Thirty years of instability and a stagnating economy have left the country enormously polarised. A small class of enormously rich people, drawing income and wealth from corruption and the production of poppies and the associated drug trade, are attempting...
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Craig, the White House counsel, said Friday that he would resign at the beginning of next year, ending a sometimes tumultuous tenure as President Obama's top lawyer after 10 months at the center of some of the toughest issues and stormiest internal debates...
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North Korea said Friday it wanted an apology from South Korea for firing at a patrol boat, setting it on fire. Local media said one North Korean sailor was killed and three wounded, The Washington Post reported. A protest from the head of the North Korean...
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U.S. President Barack Obama Wednesday rejected all four options presented by advisers in Pakistan strategy discussions, a White House source said. The administration official told CNN the president was not satisfied with the proposals and specifically...
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