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Today in the Morning Line: Obama again warns of consequences for Russia on Ukraine 2016 women under the microscope Is Obama not “Deporter-In-Chief”? Cold War games: President Obama flexed some American military muscle in an interview with CBS News, saying of Russia, “They’re not interested in any ...
... the grounds for barring entry into the U.S. to include individuals engaged in terrorism. Carney would not say Friday whether Obama would sign that bill, but he said the president did share its sentiments. The administration's decision to block Aboutalebi's nomination drew praise from both parties, including ...
... it would go down. Early reports of Republican moderates revolting against Boehner's plan turned out to be unfounded. Mr. Obama made clear in an interview with NPR he won't bend on his signature domestic law, which incidentally sees a major provision kick in Tuesday. Asked what he was ...
... to those who had been targeted, but to a Syrian army hospital to interview soldiers. Syria's government says the soldiers were victims of poison gases. As ever, the inspectors gave little away. Why are you here?MAN: Because of our investigation. BILL NEELY: They brought in medical equipment to ...
... a patriot we can no longer afford to go along to get along. We can't continue business as usual in Washington." In a telephone interview with the Associated Press, Cheney said that Enzi's length of service in Washington was not a deterrent for making a run. "I think ...
... state. McConnell, the ninth most senior member of the Senate, has represented the Bluegrass State for nearly 29 years. He criticized Grimes out of the gate as "[a]ccepting the invitation from countless Washington liberals to become President Obama's Kentucky candidate." His team has been preparing for a competitive ...
On Sunday, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. said the immigration bill is nearly "ready to go." Two weeks remain until Congress is scheduled to break for the Fourth of July holiday, which Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has declared is the deadline for his chamber to complete work on a comprehensive immigration reform bill. With the...
Opposing campaign signs are displayed on Clinton Street in Defiance, Ohio. Photo by Joel Prince for The Washington Post via Getty Images. Twelve days until Election Day and, to almost no one's surprise, the presidential election appears to be coming down to one state: Ohio. The Buckeye State will be the center of the political...
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People gather outside the Supreme Court Tuesday as justices hear arguments on the health care reform law. Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images. The nation's high court will be the center of the political universe Tuesday, with the key provision of the health care reform law under scrutiny. The Supreme Court justices will hear arguments about...
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