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The 'lost' Hillary Clinton Afghan briefing transcript recovered and published here
Top of the TicketHillary Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert Gates take over the Afghan security briefing when President Obama leaves.... -
Gates had 'reservations' about Bin Laden raid, hails 'gutsy' Obama
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates called the raid against Osama bin Laden a "gutsy call" -- "one of the most courageous" he's seen a president make -- because the U.S. had only circumstantial evidence indicating the Al Qaeda leader was at the compound...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Osama bin Laden, Government, Afghanistan, Heads of State
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A Clinton takes over Obama's White House briefing again; this time it's Hillary
Top of the TicketObama Afghan war policy review says progress has been made but it remains a fragile situation.... -
Cross on public land in San Diego is unconstitutional, federal court rules
L.A. NOWThe 43-foot cross atop public land on Mount Soledad in San Diego is an unconstitutional endorsement of a religion, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday, the latest twist in a two-decade legal struggle. But the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals...... -
Three Republicans introduce bill in Congress to save cross atop Mt. Soledad
L.A. NOWThree Republican members of Congress from San Diego County have introduced a bill aimed at blocking the removal of the cross atop public land on Mt. Soledad in San Diego. The bill submitted by Reps. Duncan D. Hunter of Alpine,...... -
Here's a Chinese shovel to go with Hu Jintao's state visit to Obama's White House
Top of the TicketUnusual Video. As the U.S. adjusts to China's emerging economic power, watch for a range of familiar issues to come up.... -
The Obama-Hu state dinner: Who made the guest list cut? No Salahis but a few Republicans sneaked in
Top of the TicketFamous names, many of them Asian, show up for the third state dinner hosted at the White House by the Obamas.... -
EGYPT: As protests continue, Al Jazeera's role debated
Babylon & BeyondSecurity was deteriorating across Egypt late Sunday as protesters mounted fresh marches and rallies in a number of cities. In Alexandria, protesters marched around barricades meant to keep the streets clear, Al Jazeera reported. "This protest, this march,... -
EGYPT: European leaders urge democratic reforms
Babylon & BeyondGerman Chancellor Angela Merkel and several other European leaders have urged the Egyptian government to enact democratic reforms and stop further violence against protesters. Merkel told Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in a Sunday phone call that she... -
EGYPT: U.S. Embassy in Cairo closed indefinitely
Babylon & BeyondThe U.S. Embassy in Egypt has been closed indefinitely, spokeswoman Elizabeth Coulton told CNN, although it is still offering 24-hour emergency assistance. Embassy staff in have been overwhelmed by inquiries and the State Department now has a 24/7 task... -
EGYPT: American professors urge Obama to 'seize this chance,' oust Mubarak
Babylon & BeyondMore than 80 American academics, including Noam Chomsky and several California scholars, posted an open letter online Sunday to President Obama, urging him to heed the will of the Egyptian people, help remove President Hosni Mubarak and "move beyond... -
EGYPT: Venezuelan president calls U.S. role in crisis 'shameful'
Babylon & BeyondVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Sunday the United States was playing a "shameful" role in the Egyptian crisis and accused it of hypocrisy for supporting, then abandoning, strongmen around the world. Chavez told Reuters news agency he had spoken to.....
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