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Journalist Rana Ayyub Gets US Senator's Support For "Work Driven By Love"
A prominent US Senator has expressed support for journalist Rana Ayyub, noting that her work is driven by a sense of purpose and a love for her country and the ideals for which it stands.
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US Senator John McCain Hosts Vietnam Party Chief
Half a century after getting shot down over Vietnam, where he would languish as a prisoner of war for more than five years, John McCain shared images of his painful past Wednesday with an unlikely visitor.
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US Lawmakers, Dissidents Meet in Havana
A delegation of US lawmakers headed by Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy, on Sunday, met with dissidents for the first time since the countries announced plans to normalize ties, an activist said.
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US Senator to Propose Strong Curbs on NSA Bulk Phone Data Collection
Democratic US Senator Patrick Leahy, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, will introduce the legislation on Tuesday.
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US spy agency tested tracking cell phone locations
The US National Security Agency has tested its ability to collect Americans' cellular telephone location data but does not have a program to collect that information, the NSA's director, General Keith Alexander, said on Wednesday.
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NSA official says no one fired, or offered to resign, over Edward Snowden
The deputy director of the US National Security Agency said on Wednesday that no one had been fired and no one had offered to resign over former security contractor Edward Snowden's ability to take large amounts of classified data from agency computers.
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Srikanth Srinivasan will serve with distinction, says Barack Obama
Describing him as a "trailblazer" who personifies the best of America, the US President Barack Obama has said that Indian-American Srikanth Srinivasan will serve as a judge of America's second highest court "with distinction".
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Journalist Rana Ayyub Gets US Senator's Support For "Work Driven By Love"
A prominent US Senator has expressed support for journalist Rana Ayyub, noting that her work is driven by a sense of purpose and a love for her country and the ideals for which it stands.
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US Senator John McCain Hosts Vietnam Party Chief
Half a century after getting shot down over Vietnam, where he would languish as a prisoner of war for more than five years, John McCain shared images of his painful past Wednesday with an unlikely visitor.
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US Lawmakers, Dissidents Meet in Havana
A delegation of US lawmakers headed by Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy, on Sunday, met with dissidents for the first time since the countries announced plans to normalize ties, an activist said.
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US Senator to Propose Strong Curbs on NSA Bulk Phone Data Collection
Democratic US Senator Patrick Leahy, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, will introduce the legislation on Tuesday.
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US spy agency tested tracking cell phone locations
The US National Security Agency has tested its ability to collect Americans' cellular telephone location data but does not have a program to collect that information, the NSA's director, General Keith Alexander, said on Wednesday.
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NSA official says no one fired, or offered to resign, over Edward Snowden
The deputy director of the US National Security Agency said on Wednesday that no one had been fired and no one had offered to resign over former security contractor Edward Snowden's ability to take large amounts of classified data from agency computers.
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Srikanth Srinivasan will serve with distinction, says Barack Obama
Describing him as a "trailblazer" who personifies the best of America, the US President Barack Obama has said that Indian-American Srikanth Srinivasan will serve as a judge of America's second highest court "with distinction".
