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Donald Trump Has Been 'Complete Disaster': Fellow Republican John Boehner
US President Donald Trump's time in office has been a "complete disaster" aside from foreign affairs, fellow Republican and former US House Speaker John Boehner said at an energy conference.
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Hilarious Spoof Featuring Obama Shows the President's Retirement Plan
Barack Obama is one of the coolest US presidents ever. He's funny and not afraid to take a joke at his expense. This hilarious spoof on his much-talked about retirement plans proves it once again.
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Ted Cruz Is 'Lucifer In The Flesh' : Former US House Speaker
Former US House speaker John Boehner has let fly with a stunning critique of fellow Republican and 2016 presidential hopeful Ted Cruz, labeling him the devil incarnate.
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Paul Ryan Moves Closer to US House Speakership
US congressman Paul Ryan and hardline Republicans signaled on Wednesday that he is closer to taking the role of speaker of the House after the majority of a conservative faction offered their support.
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Republicans Have 'Gone Off the Deep End': Barack Obama
President Barack Obama said on Saturday that the Republican Party has "gone off the deep end" with its messy failure to elect a new speaker of the House of Representatives.
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Conservatives in Long-Shot Bid to Snatch United States House Control
Number two United States House Republican Kevin McCarthy -- seeking to unite the party's lawmakers following years of divisive internal turmoil -- was seen just days ago as a virtual lock for the most powerful job in Congress.
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Government Set to Default Weeks Earlier Than Forecast
The opening of negotiations, which started this week with a closed-door meeting of senior White House and Capitol Hill staff members, came as Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew warned Thursday that the United States would exhaust its ability to borrow on Nov. 5 if lawmakers refuse to increase the amount of money the government can legally borrow.
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John Boehner Says Will Avoid US Government Shutdown; Slams 'False Prophets'
Blasting hard-line conservatives as "false prophets," US House Speaker John Boehner on Sunday said Congress will avoid a government shutdown this week and he will push through as much unfinished legislation as possible before leaving at the end of October.
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John Boehner Resignation Cuts US Government Shutdown Risk
The shock resignation of U.S. House Speaker John Boehner on Friday reduces the chances of a government shutdown next week, potentially removing one source of investor anxiety as Wall Street gears up for a week heavy with economic data and commentary by Federal Reserve policymakers.
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US Personnel Agency Chief Katherine Archuleta Resigns Over Massive Data Breach
US Office of Personnel Management chief Katherine Archuleta resigned on Friday, a day after the Obama administration said massive computer hacks at the government agency had put the personal data of more than 21 million people at risk.
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US Lawmakers Sanction Greater Military Cooperation with Jordan
US lawmakers on Tuesday approved legislation that would ramp up military cooperation with Jordan, including accelerated arms sales to a Middle East ally contending with growing threats from Islamist State (IS) extremism.
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US Senate Passes Iran Nuclear Review Bill, House up Next
The US Senate voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to pass a bill giving Congress the right to review, and potentially reject, an international nuclear agreement with Iran.
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US Lawmakers Ease Barack Obama's Path to Trade Deal
Senior US lawmakers reached a deal Thursday to make it easier for President Barack Obama to negotiate a massive trade accord with 11 other Asia-Pacific nations.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe to Make 'Historic' US Congress Address
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will bring his message of deepening economic and security ties with Washington when he makes a landmark address to US lawmakers on April 29.
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Used Personal Email for Own Convenience, Says Hillary Clinton
Under fire for using private email while secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, the likely next Democratic presidential nominee, said Tuesday she did so for "convenience" -- but admitted this was probably a mistake.
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Donald Trump Has Been 'Complete Disaster': Fellow Republican John Boehner
US President Donald Trump's time in office has been a "complete disaster" aside from foreign affairs, fellow Republican and former US House Speaker John Boehner said at an energy conference.
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Hilarious Spoof Featuring Obama Shows the President's Retirement Plan
Barack Obama is one of the coolest US presidents ever. He's funny and not afraid to take a joke at his expense. This hilarious spoof on his much-talked about retirement plans proves it once again.
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Ted Cruz Is 'Lucifer In The Flesh' : Former US House Speaker
Former US House speaker John Boehner has let fly with a stunning critique of fellow Republican and 2016 presidential hopeful Ted Cruz, labeling him the devil incarnate.
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Paul Ryan Moves Closer to US House Speakership
US congressman Paul Ryan and hardline Republicans signaled on Wednesday that he is closer to taking the role of speaker of the House after the majority of a conservative faction offered their support.
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Republicans Have 'Gone Off the Deep End': Barack Obama
President Barack Obama said on Saturday that the Republican Party has "gone off the deep end" with its messy failure to elect a new speaker of the House of Representatives.
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Conservatives in Long-Shot Bid to Snatch United States House Control
Number two United States House Republican Kevin McCarthy -- seeking to unite the party's lawmakers following years of divisive internal turmoil -- was seen just days ago as a virtual lock for the most powerful job in Congress.
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Government Set to Default Weeks Earlier Than Forecast
The opening of negotiations, which started this week with a closed-door meeting of senior White House and Capitol Hill staff members, came as Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew warned Thursday that the United States would exhaust its ability to borrow on Nov. 5 if lawmakers refuse to increase the amount of money the government can legally borrow.
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John Boehner Says Will Avoid US Government Shutdown; Slams 'False Prophets'
Blasting hard-line conservatives as "false prophets," US House Speaker John Boehner on Sunday said Congress will avoid a government shutdown this week and he will push through as much unfinished legislation as possible before leaving at the end of October.
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John Boehner Resignation Cuts US Government Shutdown Risk
The shock resignation of U.S. House Speaker John Boehner on Friday reduces the chances of a government shutdown next week, potentially removing one source of investor anxiety as Wall Street gears up for a week heavy with economic data and commentary by Federal Reserve policymakers.
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US Personnel Agency Chief Katherine Archuleta Resigns Over Massive Data Breach
US Office of Personnel Management chief Katherine Archuleta resigned on Friday, a day after the Obama administration said massive computer hacks at the government agency had put the personal data of more than 21 million people at risk.
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US Lawmakers Sanction Greater Military Cooperation with Jordan
US lawmakers on Tuesday approved legislation that would ramp up military cooperation with Jordan, including accelerated arms sales to a Middle East ally contending with growing threats from Islamist State (IS) extremism.
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US Senate Passes Iran Nuclear Review Bill, House up Next
The US Senate voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to pass a bill giving Congress the right to review, and potentially reject, an international nuclear agreement with Iran.
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US Lawmakers Ease Barack Obama's Path to Trade Deal
Senior US lawmakers reached a deal Thursday to make it easier for President Barack Obama to negotiate a massive trade accord with 11 other Asia-Pacific nations.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe to Make 'Historic' US Congress Address
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will bring his message of deepening economic and security ties with Washington when he makes a landmark address to US lawmakers on April 29.
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Used Personal Email for Own Convenience, Says Hillary Clinton
Under fire for using private email while secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, the likely next Democratic presidential nominee, said Tuesday she did so for "convenience" -- but admitted this was probably a mistake.
