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- Santorum on defensive as race turns to Louisiana
- Romney: Obama's health law an 'unfolding disaster'
- Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
- Brazil nominates Colombia's Ocampo for World Bank-sources
- Man lives to tell of Florida "Shoot First" horror
- House reviewing ethics complaint against Berkley
- Cash spills on the highway: What would you do?
- Santorum on defensive as race turns to Louisiana
- Watchdog: Labor board member broke ethics rules
- Obama taps public health expert for World Bank
- Soldiers loot in Mali after coup, AU says president safe
- Call it Obamacare, The Politics of Trayvon, Amityville 2014, A Line at SCOTUS (PM NOTE)
- Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
- Ex-MF Global exec: Corzine OK'd money transfer
- U.S. soldier charged with 17 murders in Afghan killings
- Army sergeant charged in Afghan massacre
- Iran helping Assad to put down protests: officials
- US breast cancer fundraising lags after abortion dispute
- Centenarian's Marriage Advice to Obama: 'Compromise!'
- Biden Lashes Romney, Ryan for Medicare Plan
- Obama Owes Americans an Apology, Romney Says
- Ex-MF Global official: Corzine approved money transfer: memo
- Signs of recovery grow in U.S. housing market
- Obama's health care law: A trek, not a sprint
- In Louisiana, Santorum Hits Romney's Credentials
- Health care lawyer Clement as high court regular
- Verrilli: Point man in looming health care battle
- U.S. says Mali coup puts aid at risk, but moves carefully
- Obama to Meet With Pakistan PM
- SEC demands Wells Fargo comply with subpoenas
- Santorum's rural edge keeps him in GOP contest
- New wind tower guidelines aim to lower bird deaths
- Syrians in U.S. to get "temporary protected" status
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| Romney: Obama's health law an 'unfolding disaster' Posted:
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| Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon' Posted:
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| Brazil nominates Colombia's Ocampo for World Bank-sources Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Brazil has nominated former Colombian finance minister Jose Antonio Ocampo to head the World Bank, two sources with knowledge of the decision said on Friday. Colombia said on Thursday it was focusing on a bid for the presidency of the International Labor Organization, where it had a greater chance of success, but Brazil went ahead with the nomination with the backing of the Dominican Republic. (Reporting by Lesley Wroughton) |
| Man lives to tell of Florida "Shoot First" horror Posted: MIAMI (Reuters) - On June 5, 2006, not long after Florida enacted the first "Stand Your Ground" law in the United States, unarmed Jason Rosenbloom was shot in the stomach and chest by his next-door neighbor after a shouting match over trash. Exactly what happened that day in Clearwater, Florida, is still open to dispute. Kenneth Allen, a retired police officer, said he shot Rosenbloom because he was trying to storm into his house. ... |
| House reviewing ethics complaint against Berkley Posted: The House Ethics Committee confirmed Friday that it's looking into allegations made against Democratic U.S. Rep. Shelley Berkley of Las Vegas that reportedly revolve around whether she used her office to help her husband's medical practice. |
| Cash spills on the highway: What would you do? Posted:
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| Santorum on defensive as race turns to Louisiana Posted:
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| Watchdog: Labor board member broke ethics rules Posted: A Republican member of the National Labor Relations Board improperly revealed information about the agency's private deliberations to outside parties who had cases pending before the board, an internal government watchdog said Friday. |
| Obama taps public health expert for World Bank Posted:
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| Soldiers loot in Mali after coup, AU says president safe Posted:
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| Call it Obamacare, The Politics of Trayvon, Amityville 2014, A Line at SCOTUS (PM NOTE) Posted: SCOTUS – There's Already a Line – http://abcn.ws/GJlvut Hey, Democrats, Call it Obamacare; Obama does – http://abcn.ws/GSiuHa On the second anniversary of the health care reform law, the president's campaign embraces the term Democrats for two years have said is pejorative. If both sides are... |
| Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon' Posted:
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| Ex-MF Global exec: Corzine OK'd money transfer Posted:
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| U.S. soldier charged with 17 murders in Afghan killings Posted:
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| Army sergeant charged in Afghan massacre Posted:
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| Iran helping Assad to put down protests: officials Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iran is providing a broad array of assistance to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to help him suppress anti-government protests, from high-tech surveillance technology to guns and ammunition, U.S. and European security officials say. Tehran's technical assistance to Assad's security forces includes electronic surveillance systems, technology designed to disrupt efforts by protesters to communicate via social media, and Iranian-made drone aircraft for overhead surveillance, the officials said. They discussed intelligence matters on condition of anonymity. ... |
| US breast cancer fundraising lags after abortion dispute Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure is feeling a pinch on donations following a controversy over its funding for Planned Parenthood, a leading provider of birth-control and abortion services. A few of the group's flagship "Race for the Cure" fundraising events have failed to meet targets, a Komen spokeswoman said on Friday. Separately, at least five of the group's leaders have stepped down in recent weeks. ... |
| Centenarian's Marriage Advice to Obama: 'Compromise!' Posted: President Obama this week received some well-worn advice on how to make his marriage of nearly 20 years last potentially four times as long. During a stop in Boulder City, Nev., Obama met Wilbur and Theresa Faiss of Las Vegas, who have been married for 79... |
| Biden Lashes Romney, Ryan for Medicare Plan Posted:
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| Obama Owes Americans an Apology, Romney Says Posted: SHREVEPORT, La. – Mitt Romney said today that President Obama owes Americans an apology for the policies he's implemented that have led to high deficits and poor job growth. "He's been out there trying to take credit for his policies," said Romney, standing in front... |
| Ex-MF Global official: Corzine approved money transfer: memo Posted:
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| Signs of recovery grow in U.S. housing market Posted:
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| Obama's health care law: A trek, not a sprint Posted:
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| In Louisiana, Santorum Hits Romney's Credentials Posted:
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| Health care lawyer Clement as high court regular Posted:
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| Verrilli: Point man in looming health care battle Posted:
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| U.S. says Mali coup puts aid at risk, but moves carefully Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States warned Mali's coup plotters on Friday that they were risking U.S. economic aid but stopped short of joining the European Union and immediately suspending assistance to a key African partner in the fight against Islamic extremism. President Barack Obama's administration has denounced this week's attempted coup by mutinous Mali soldiers, and called for the immediate return to civilian rule. But Washington has moved cautiously, reflecting Mali's important role in U.S. efforts to fight militant groups, including some associated with al Qaeda. ... |
| Obama to Meet With Pakistan PM Posted: The White House has announced that President Obama and Pakistani Prime Minister Yusef Raza Gilani would meet privately on the sidelines of a nuclear security summit next Tuesday in South Korea. Deteriorating relations between Washington and Islamabad worsened after American airstrikes along the Afghan border... |
| SEC demands Wells Fargo comply with subpoenas Posted:
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| Santorum's rural edge keeps him in GOP contest Posted:
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| New wind tower guidelines aim to lower bird deaths Posted: The Obama administration offered new guidance Friday on where wind farms should be located to reduce the number of bird deaths while promoting increased use of wind power. |
| Syrians in U.S. to get "temporary protected" status Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government said on Friday it would allow Syrians to remain in the United States temporarily because it was too dangerous for them to go home. "Conditions in Syria have worsened to the point where Syrian nationals already in the United States would face serious threats to their personal safety if they were to return," Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano said in a statement. ... |
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