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Opinion: Reality Check For A Superstar Saudi Prince
For three weeks ending last weekend in Texas, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was the most celebrated foreign leader to visit the U.S. since China's Deng Xiaoping almost 40 years ago. MBS, as he's called, was embraced by the administration of President Donald Trump. He saw former President Bill Clinton, leading tech executives, entertainment...
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Trump Signs 'Seriously Flawed' Bill Imposing Sanctions On Russia
President Donald Trump has signed a bill imposing new sanctions on Russia, ending immediate hopes of a reset of U.S. relations with the Kremlin and marking a defeat for his administration, which had expressed concerns that the legislation infringed upon executive power
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Donald Trump Says He Would Bar Top Aides From Accepting Speaking Fees
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said if elected he would force top administration officials to sign a pledge not to accept speaking fees from corporations with registered lobbyists or foreign countries for five years after leaving office.
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Sandy Berger, Bill Clinton's National Security Adviser, Dies
Former national security adviser Sandy Berger, who helped craft President Bill Clinton's second-term foreign policy and got in trouble over mishandling classified documents, died today, a spokesman for his consulting firm said.
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India-US Ties in Transition Mode: Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar
Noting that Indo-US ties are in a "transition mode", Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today said there is a "conceptual problem" that has to be overcome as he emphasized the need to move away from the post-World War II political order.
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Democrats Scramble to Defend Hillary Clinton over Email Flap
Democrats scrambled on Tuesday to contain the fallout for Hillary Clinton after allegations surfaced that she inappropriately used her personal email for work while secretary of state.
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Bill Clinton's Administration Records Show White House had concerns about Rwanda
A new batch of records from former President Bill Clinton's administration released Friday shows White House concerns about Rwanda and whether to label mass killings there genocide.
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You've got mail: Bill Clinton-to-space laptop up for auction
A more than 15-year old laptop doesn't go for much on eBay - unless it's the one Bill Clinton used to send the first ever US presidential email.
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Barack Obama names Jason Furman as new White House chief economist
President Barack Obama nominated adviser Jason Furman to be his new chief economist on Monday, elevating a former campaign aide and Clinton administration official to oversee an agency with wide influence over US economic policy.
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'Indisputable' that US practiced torture after 9/11: panel
It is "indisputable" that the United States engaged in torture after the September 11, 2001 attacks and top officials are ultimately to blame, according to an independent review released on Tuesday.
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Geithner to lead US Treasury into 2013
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner plans to stay on into early next year to help the Obama administration forge a deal with lawmakers to avert a looming fiscal crisis, the White House said on Friday.
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Opinion: Reality Check For A Superstar Saudi Prince
For three weeks ending last weekend in Texas, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was the most celebrated foreign leader to visit the U.S. since China's Deng Xiaoping almost 40 years ago. MBS, as he's called, was embraced by the administration of President Donald Trump. He saw former President Bill Clinton, leading tech executives, entertainment...
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Trump Signs 'Seriously Flawed' Bill Imposing Sanctions On Russia
President Donald Trump has signed a bill imposing new sanctions on Russia, ending immediate hopes of a reset of U.S. relations with the Kremlin and marking a defeat for his administration, which had expressed concerns that the legislation infringed upon executive power
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Donald Trump Says He Would Bar Top Aides From Accepting Speaking Fees
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said if elected he would force top administration officials to sign a pledge not to accept speaking fees from corporations with registered lobbyists or foreign countries for five years after leaving office.
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Sandy Berger, Bill Clinton's National Security Adviser, Dies
Former national security adviser Sandy Berger, who helped craft President Bill Clinton's second-term foreign policy and got in trouble over mishandling classified documents, died today, a spokesman for his consulting firm said.
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India-US Ties in Transition Mode: Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar
Noting that Indo-US ties are in a "transition mode", Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today said there is a "conceptual problem" that has to be overcome as he emphasized the need to move away from the post-World War II political order.
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Democrats Scramble to Defend Hillary Clinton over Email Flap
Democrats scrambled on Tuesday to contain the fallout for Hillary Clinton after allegations surfaced that she inappropriately used her personal email for work while secretary of state.
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Bill Clinton's Administration Records Show White House had concerns about Rwanda
A new batch of records from former President Bill Clinton's administration released Friday shows White House concerns about Rwanda and whether to label mass killings there genocide.
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You've got mail: Bill Clinton-to-space laptop up for auction
A more than 15-year old laptop doesn't go for much on eBay - unless it's the one Bill Clinton used to send the first ever US presidential email.
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Barack Obama names Jason Furman as new White House chief economist
President Barack Obama nominated adviser Jason Furman to be his new chief economist on Monday, elevating a former campaign aide and Clinton administration official to oversee an agency with wide influence over US economic policy.
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'Indisputable' that US practiced torture after 9/11: panel
It is "indisputable" that the United States engaged in torture after the September 11, 2001 attacks and top officials are ultimately to blame, according to an independent review released on Tuesday.
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Geithner to lead US Treasury into 2013
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner plans to stay on into early next year to help the Obama administration forge a deal with lawmakers to avert a looming fiscal crisis, the White House said on Friday.
