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Latest NewsJul 5, 2013
Weekly Address: Celebrating Independence Day
President Obama used his weekly address to commemorate our nation’s Independence Day, and to recognize the generations of Americans — from farmers to teachers to entrepreneurs — who worked together to make the United States what it is today. ...
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Western Leaders In Bind Over Morsi Ouster
Western states are treading carefully after Egypt's army ousted its popularly elected Islamist president, Muhammad Morsi.
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Egypt Swears in Interim President
The chief justice of Egypt's supreme constitutional court has been named president, after the military ousted democratically elected President Mohamed Morsi only a year into his term. ...
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Obama Orders Review of US Aid to Egypt
President Barack Obama is ordering a review of U.S. aid to Egypt, where the military ousted democratically elected President Mohammed Morsi.
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Foreign-backed Syrian opposition struggles to name new leader
The divided foreign-backed Syrian opposition is struggling to name a new leader, amid growing pressure from its Western and Arab supporters to unite.
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China Agrees to Discuss 'Code of Conduct' Rules
This week the Association of Southeast Asian Nations appeared to make progress on addressing territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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North Korea Agrees to Talks on Kaesong Dispute
North Korea has agreed to hold inter-Korean governmental working level talks at Tongilgak on July 6.
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Where in the World Can Edward Snowden Go?
The options of finding a country that will grant him asylum are slowly dwindling for US fugitive Edward Snowden.
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