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US Treasury Chief Warns On 9/11 Law During Saudi Visit
A United States law allowing victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks to sue Saudi Arabia could have "serious implications" for shared US-Gulf interests, a top Obama administration official said Thursday.
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Nations Engaged In 'Proxy Wars' Must End Them, Says Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday asked nations engaged in "proxy wars" to end them, warning that if communities are not allowed to co-exist, the "embers of extremism will continue to burn" causing sufferings to countless human beings and export of extremism overseas.
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US President Barack Obama Urges Citizens Not To 'Succumb To Fear'
US President Barack Obama urged citizens not to "succumb to fear" after the attacks over the past few days in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota.
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US Probes 3 Attacks In 24 Hours For Terror Links
Investigators on Sunday probed three attacks carried out on US soil in one day -- a Manhattan bombing, a Minnesota mass stabbing and a New Jersey pipe bomb blast -- for possible terror links, as five people were reportedly held in New York.
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Barack Obama To Veto Bill Allowing 9/11 Victims To Sue Saudi Arabia
The White House confirmed on Monday that President Barack Obama will veto a bill that would allow relatives of victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks to sue Saudi Arabia for compensation.
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Diversity One Of America's 'greatest strengths': Barack Obama On 9/11 Attacks
US President Barack Obama on Sunday urged Americans on the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks to embrace the nation's diversity and not to allow "terrorists" to divide the country.
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9/11 Anniversary: Obama Says, 'We Cannot Give In To Those Who Divide Us'
President Barack Obama on Saturday urged Americans to remain united in the face of terrorist attacks, in a barely-veiled jab at Republican White House nominee Donald Trump 15 years after 9/11.
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US House Allows 9/11 Victims To Sue Saudi Arabia, Bill Heads To Barack Obama
The House of Representatives passed legislation Friday that would allow victims of the 9/11 attacks and their relatives to sue foreign governments suspected of backing acts of terrorism against the United States.
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Trump Proposes Ideological Test For Muslim Immigrants And Visitors To The U.S.
Donald Trump called Monday for a Cold War-style mobilization against "radical Islamic terror," repeating and repackaging calls for strict immigration controls - including a new ideological litmus test for Muslim visitors and migrants - and blaming the current level of worldwide terrorist attacks on President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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US Condemns Terror Attack In Germany
US President Barack Obama has offered full support to Germany in investigating the deadly terror attack that killed nine people in a busy shopping mall in Munich.
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Would Declaring 'War' On ISIS Make Victory More Certain - Or Would It Not Matter?
President Barack Obama never liked the phrase "war on terror," declared by his predecessor, George W. Bush, barely a week after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Bush sometimes also likened the ensuing conflict to World War III.
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84 Killed As Truck Ploughs Through Crowd In Nice; Terrorist Act, Says France
A truck smashed into a crowd in the French resort of Nice, killing at least 84 people in what President Francois Hollande on Friday called a "terrorist" attack on revellers enjoying a Bastille Day fireworks display.
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Barack Obama To Visit Orlando To Interact With Victims' Families
On a grim and delicate mission, President Barack Obama will offer solace and healing to a distraught Orlando, even as the political world turns the shooting into a fresh excuse to fight about terrorism and gun control.
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Sikh-Americans Fear Backlash After Orlando Shooting
Sikh-Americans, who have faced hate crimes after every major terror attack, are fearing a backlash following the Orlando gay club shooting even as the Obama administration has assured them of their safety.
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Barack Obama Calls Florida Shooting An 'Act Of Terror, Hate'
President Barack Obama on Sunday described the worst mass shooting in US history as "an act of terror" and "an act of hate," saying the massacre of 50 people at a packed gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida was an attack on all Americans.
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US Treasury Chief Warns On 9/11 Law During Saudi Visit
A United States law allowing victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks to sue Saudi Arabia could have "serious implications" for shared US-Gulf interests, a top Obama administration official said Thursday.
-
Nations Engaged In 'Proxy Wars' Must End Them, Says Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday asked nations engaged in "proxy wars" to end them, warning that if communities are not allowed to co-exist, the "embers of extremism will continue to burn" causing sufferings to countless human beings and export of extremism overseas.
-
US President Barack Obama Urges Citizens Not To 'Succumb To Fear'
US President Barack Obama urged citizens not to "succumb to fear" after the attacks over the past few days in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota.
-
US Probes 3 Attacks In 24 Hours For Terror Links
Investigators on Sunday probed three attacks carried out on US soil in one day -- a Manhattan bombing, a Minnesota mass stabbing and a New Jersey pipe bomb blast -- for possible terror links, as five people were reportedly held in New York.
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Barack Obama To Veto Bill Allowing 9/11 Victims To Sue Saudi Arabia
The White House confirmed on Monday that President Barack Obama will veto a bill that would allow relatives of victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks to sue Saudi Arabia for compensation.
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Diversity One Of America's 'greatest strengths': Barack Obama On 9/11 Attacks
US President Barack Obama on Sunday urged Americans on the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks to embrace the nation's diversity and not to allow "terrorists" to divide the country.
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9/11 Anniversary: Obama Says, 'We Cannot Give In To Those Who Divide Us'
President Barack Obama on Saturday urged Americans to remain united in the face of terrorist attacks, in a barely-veiled jab at Republican White House nominee Donald Trump 15 years after 9/11.
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US House Allows 9/11 Victims To Sue Saudi Arabia, Bill Heads To Barack Obama
The House of Representatives passed legislation Friday that would allow victims of the 9/11 attacks and their relatives to sue foreign governments suspected of backing acts of terrorism against the United States.
-
Trump Proposes Ideological Test For Muslim Immigrants And Visitors To The U.S.
Donald Trump called Monday for a Cold War-style mobilization against "radical Islamic terror," repeating and repackaging calls for strict immigration controls - including a new ideological litmus test for Muslim visitors and migrants - and blaming the current level of worldwide terrorist attacks on President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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US Condemns Terror Attack In Germany
US President Barack Obama has offered full support to Germany in investigating the deadly terror attack that killed nine people in a busy shopping mall in Munich.
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Would Declaring 'War' On ISIS Make Victory More Certain - Or Would It Not Matter?
President Barack Obama never liked the phrase "war on terror," declared by his predecessor, George W. Bush, barely a week after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Bush sometimes also likened the ensuing conflict to World War III.
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84 Killed As Truck Ploughs Through Crowd In Nice; Terrorist Act, Says France
A truck smashed into a crowd in the French resort of Nice, killing at least 84 people in what President Francois Hollande on Friday called a "terrorist" attack on revellers enjoying a Bastille Day fireworks display.
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Barack Obama To Visit Orlando To Interact With Victims' Families
On a grim and delicate mission, President Barack Obama will offer solace and healing to a distraught Orlando, even as the political world turns the shooting into a fresh excuse to fight about terrorism and gun control.
-
Sikh-Americans Fear Backlash After Orlando Shooting
Sikh-Americans, who have faced hate crimes after every major terror attack, are fearing a backlash following the Orlando gay club shooting even as the Obama administration has assured them of their safety.
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Barack Obama Calls Florida Shooting An 'Act Of Terror, Hate'
President Barack Obama on Sunday described the worst mass shooting in US history as "an act of terror" and "an act of hate," saying the massacre of 50 people at a packed gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida was an attack on all Americans.
