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Results needed soon in Afghanistan
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Firm cooperating in contractor probe
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Top Bush-era lawyer 'can be sued'
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Embattled Obama adviser resigns
| Sep.8 |
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Obama delivers school speech The president delivered a hotly debated back-to-school speech to students across the country, urges students to work hard, stay in school
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U.S. to test carry-ons for explosives The Transportation Security Administration is giving its airport checkpoint officers a kit to test for explosive powders
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Underfunding shackles NASA vision A panel warns that NASA needs its annual $18bn budget boosted by $3bn if astronauts are to conduct missions like trips to the Moon and beyon...
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Obama vows action on healthcare President Barack Obama has said he intends 'to get something done this year' on healthcare reform
| Sep.9 |
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Obama urges action on healthcare  US President has made one of the most critical speeches of his presidency, as he faced Congress over his plans for healthcare reform
He said that failure to introduce reform had led the country to breaking point and it was now time to act
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Obama tackles UK PM on Lockerbie US President has voiced his disappointment directly to UK PM Gordon Brown over the release of the Lockerbie bomber
| Sep.11 |
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US marks 9/11 amid shooting scare US President Barack Obama has led ceremonies to mark eight years since September 11, 2001, the deadliest terrorist attack on US soil. The event was overshadowed by mistaken reports of a shooting... | |
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U.S ready for direct talks with N. Korea In a dramatic policy shift, the administration said it is willing to engage directly as a way to bring the reclusive regime back to six-nation talks
| Sep.12 |
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Tea party activists rally at U.S. Capitol The conservative advocacy group Tea Party Express protest health care reform, higher taxes and out-of-control government spending
| Sep.14 |
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Obama issues warning to bankers  US President has warned bankers against complacency, saying that some in the industry are ignoring the lessons of the financial crisis | |
| Sep.15 |
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US House rebukes heckler lawmaker The House has voted to rebuke Joe Wilson, the Republican lawmaker who heckled President Barack Obama during a speech
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U.S.: Venezuela could spark arms race Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: The United States fears recent weapons purchases by Venezuela could fuel an arms race in South America
| Sep.16 |
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White House rejects racism claim President Obama does not believe current criticism of his policies is based on the colour of his skin
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US cut missile defence plan  The US will abandon its plan to develop a missile system in Poland and the Czech Republic because Iran's missile program was less advanced
Obama said there would be a 'proven, cost-effective' system using land- and sea-based interceptors against Iran's short- and medium-range missile threat
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Terror probe suspect admits ties 24-year-old Najibullah Zazi who is a suspect in an alleged terrorist plot in the United States has admitted to having ties to al Qaeda
| Sep.19 |
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Obama to meet Middle East leaders President Obama will hold separate talks with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian President Abbas, before a joint meeting | |
| Sep.20 |
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Obama rejects Russia missile link The US president says his decision to shelve a missile defence plan was not dictated by Russian opposition
| Sep.23 |
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US to talk to Burmese military US Secretary of State says Washington will engage directly with Burma's military rulers in a bid to promote democracy there
| Sep.24 |
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Sex trap tape 'doctored,' smear campaign U.S.: A videotape on a Russian site allegedly showing a State Department employee having sex with a prostitute meant to discredit the man
| Sep.26 |
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Hillary welcomes Iran inspection offer US Secretary of State has given a cautious welcome to Iran's announcement that it will open a newly revealed nuclear plant to inspection
| Sep.28 |
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US brands Zelaya return 'foolish' Lewis Amselem, US ambassador to OAS: deposed Honduran President was 'irresponsible and foolish' to return before a settlement
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U.S. Senator to meet Myanmar's PM Sen. Jim Webb will meet with Myanmar's prime minister Monday on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City
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U.S. to withdraw 4,000 troops from Iraq The U.S. military commander in Iraq: The United States will withdraw another 4,000 troops in Iraq by the end of October
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