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Barack Obama Musters Key 41 Senate Votes for Iran Nuclear Deal
President Barack Obama on Tuesday secured 41 votes in the US Senate for the international nuclear deal with Iran, just enough to block a final vote on a measure of disapproval.
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For Beast and President Obama, a Bit of Delhi-Gurgaon Highway
The capital will turn into a virtual fortress for US President Barack Obama's visit this weekend with heightened security measures including an extended no-fly zone to protect the world's most powerful leader.
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Fortress Delhi For Obama's Visit. These Are the Arrangements.
The capital will turn into a virtual fortress for US President Barack Obama's visit this weekend with heightened security measures including an extended no-fly zone to protect the world's most powerful leader.
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Snipers, Special Passes and Unprecedented Security for Chief Guest Obama
From the moment Air Force One, US President Barack Obama's special aircraft, enters Indian airspace, a set of unprecedented security measures will be activated. He will land in Delhi on Sunday on a three-day visit during which he will be the chief guest at the Republic Day celebrations.
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Obama Unveils New Measures to Stem Identity Theft
US President Barack Obama on Friday ordered "pin and chip" security measures for government payment systems, aiming to stem the proliferation of credit card fraud and identity theft.
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Barack Obama proposes new gun background check measures
The Obama administration on Friday proposed two new gun control regulations aimed at clarifying restrictions on gun ownership for the mentally ill and strengthening a database used for background checks before firearm purchases.
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Tentative deal on raising taxes on wealthy
Furious last-minute negotiations between the White House and the Senate Republican leadership Monday secured a tentative agreement to allow tax rates to rise on affluent Americans, but the measure was not going to pass in time for Congress to meet its Dec. 31 deadline for averting automatic tax increases and spending cuts deemed a threat to the eco...
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Delhi braces up for traffic blues on Monday
Delhi is bracing for traffic chaos on Monday when US President Barack Obama will be criss-crossing the city streets during his visit. Police have warned that during Obama's movement, vehicular traffic will be affected. "There could be traffic congestion on some routes for a particular period of time. ...
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Maharashtra CM, Deputy CM to boycott Obama meet?
A day ahead of the visit of the US President Barack Obama to India, several politicians in Mumbai are asking one question - Just whose city is it anyway? That's because Obama's security detail is asking for all sorts of personal details from them if they are to be anywhere close to the US President at the ceremonies he attends in the city.According...
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Terrorism: Democrats back Obama, Republicans disappointed
As US President Barack Obama ordered a series of measures for strengthening the security apparatus after the botched December 25 bombing plot, Republicans charged him with not being serious against terrorism, while the Democrats came out in his support.
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Barack Obama Musters Key 41 Senate Votes for Iran Nuclear Deal
President Barack Obama on Tuesday secured 41 votes in the US Senate for the international nuclear deal with Iran, just enough to block a final vote on a measure of disapproval.
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For Beast and President Obama, a Bit of Delhi-Gurgaon Highway
The capital will turn into a virtual fortress for US President Barack Obama's visit this weekend with heightened security measures including an extended no-fly zone to protect the world's most powerful leader.
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Fortress Delhi For Obama's Visit. These Are the Arrangements.
The capital will turn into a virtual fortress for US President Barack Obama's visit this weekend with heightened security measures including an extended no-fly zone to protect the world's most powerful leader.
-
Snipers, Special Passes and Unprecedented Security for Chief Guest Obama
From the moment Air Force One, US President Barack Obama's special aircraft, enters Indian airspace, a set of unprecedented security measures will be activated. He will land in Delhi on Sunday on a three-day visit during which he will be the chief guest at the Republic Day celebrations.
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Obama Unveils New Measures to Stem Identity Theft
US President Barack Obama on Friday ordered "pin and chip" security measures for government payment systems, aiming to stem the proliferation of credit card fraud and identity theft.
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Barack Obama proposes new gun background check measures
The Obama administration on Friday proposed two new gun control regulations aimed at clarifying restrictions on gun ownership for the mentally ill and strengthening a database used for background checks before firearm purchases.
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Tentative deal on raising taxes on wealthy
Furious last-minute negotiations between the White House and the Senate Republican leadership Monday secured a tentative agreement to allow tax rates to rise on affluent Americans, but the measure was not going to pass in time for Congress to meet its Dec. 31 deadline for averting automatic tax increases and spending cuts deemed a threat to the eco...
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Delhi braces up for traffic blues on Monday
Delhi is bracing for traffic chaos on Monday when US President Barack Obama will be criss-crossing the city streets during his visit. Police have warned that during Obama's movement, vehicular traffic will be affected. "There could be traffic congestion on some routes for a particular period of time. ...
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Maharashtra CM, Deputy CM to boycott Obama meet?
A day ahead of the visit of the US President Barack Obama to India, several politicians in Mumbai are asking one question - Just whose city is it anyway? That's because Obama's security detail is asking for all sorts of personal details from them if they are to be anywhere close to the US President at the ceremonies he attends in the city.According...
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Terrorism: Democrats back Obama, Republicans disappointed
As US President Barack Obama ordered a series of measures for strengthening the security apparatus after the botched December 25 bombing plot, Republicans charged him with not being serious against terrorism, while the Democrats came out in his support.
