Putin dismisses rumours about his running the country

Olympic judo team

Hundreds attend memorial for Wash. pastor killed by deputy; investigation of shooting ongoing

Memorial held for Wash. pastor killed by deputy

CAPITAL CULTURE: Obama, Michelle Obama’s loose lips tell plenty about Malia, Sasha’s doings

The Dalai Lama

Ex-envoy Blackwill returns to US think tank

WASHINGTON - Former US Ambassador to India, Robert Blackwill, is returning to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), a leading US think tank to focus on American foreign policy toward India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.

MPs’ salary hike: Do they have a case? (Special)

The Lok Sabha has passed the bill to revise the salary of members of parliament. Much of the debate in the media has been on the wealth of current MPs and the lack of accountability. It is important to focus as well on structural issues related to remunerating legislators.

Alaska Sen. Murkowski: Rival’s call for election investigations creating doubts about process

Sarah Palin

2011 APEC conference in Honolulu designated national special security event

2011 APEC meeting rated special security event

AP source: 2 passengers on Chicago-Amsterdam flight questioned over suspicious luggage

AP source: Suspicious luggage sparks questioning

Ohio elections board OKs signatures on ex-congressman’s disputed petitions in bid to run again

Ex-congressman in Ohio has signatures to run again

Tea Party Express says it will run ads supporting challenger in Senate primary in Delaware

Tea Party Express vows involvement in Delaware

Glenn Beck Claims 500,00 attendance in ‘Restoring Honor’ Rally

Regulators probe whether Michael Jordan’s underage son improperly partied at Vegas Strip venue

Nev. regulators probing Jordan son’s partying

Obama visits injured soldiers at Walter Reed hospital ahead of speech on mission in Iraq

President Barack Obama

Israeli-Palestinian talks reopen this week under most difficult conditions yet

The Dalai Lama

Press Briefing by Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, 8/30/2010

2:22 P.M. EDT

MR. GIBBS:  Good afternoon.  Let’s start with one very quick scheduling update.  On Monday, September 6, 2010 — Labor Day — President Obama will travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he will attend the Milwaukee Laborfest, organized by the Milwaukee Area Labor Council, and make remarks there on the economy.  So, more details on the exact time of departure a little bit later on. 

Obama declaring ‘promise kept’ in ending Iraq war, then plunges into tough Mideast peace try

Barack Obama

Democrat challenging John McCain replaces campaign manager with veteran strategist

Arizona Senate candidate Glassman replaces manager

Democratic congressman criticizes Afghan president over corruption issue

President Barack Obama

House Democratic campaign arm goes negative in first ad, defending open Wisconsin seat

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Plenty of questions surrounding Kentucky, Louisville as Governor’s Cup approaches

Wildcats, Cards playing guessing game

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Charlie Strong isn’t the kind of guy who leaves things to chance.

Vermont gubernatorial candidate officially seeks recount of last week’s primary results

Vt. gov. candidate wants recount in Dem. primary

Briefing to the Press by Antony Blinken, National Security Advisor to the Vice President

MR. BLINKEN:  Good evening.  Thanks for coming out.  As Jay said, we just arrived with the Vice President about 45 minutes ago.  I think as many of you know, this is the Vice President’s sixth trip to Iraq since January 2009.  You may remember he took a trip to Iraq as Vice President-elect before the inaugural in January.  And counting that one, this is now the sixth trip.  So he is a frequent flyer and frequent visitor here.

Miller seeks investigation of Murkowski observer, troopers be dispatched to election offices

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McCourt divorce trial opens in Los Angeles with ownership of Dodgers on the line

Frank McCourt expected to testify in divorce case

Vice President Joe Biden seeks to reassure Iraq that US will not abandon it

Biden says US won’t abandon war-battered Iraq

With scaled-back military mission, vice president seeks to reassure Iraq that US is staying

Biden says US won’t abandon Iraq

BAGHDAD — Vice President Joe Biden sought Monday to reassure Iraq that America is not abandoning it as the U.S. military steps back and a stalemate over who will run the war-battered nation’s next government approaches its sixth month.

Letter from the President — Blocking Property of Certain Persons with Respect to North Korea

TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE

Executive Order from the President — Blocking Property of Certain Persons with Respect to North Korea

EXECUTIVE ORDER

BLOCKING PROPERTY OF CERTAIN PERSONS WITH RESPECT TO NORTH KOREA

After 2 tough years, Israeli ambassador heads home, hopeful for direct peace talks

Barack Obama (Waxwork)

Tired and disillusioned, Lech Walesa shuns Solidarity anniversary sessions

Walesa shuns Solidarity 30th anniversary sessions

Manning’s top lawyer in WikiLeaks case defended Muslim soldier facing execution for murders

Manning chooses civilian lawyer in WikiLeaks case

NC state official: Charlotte to host PGA Championship in 2017 at Quail Hollow

Official: Charlotte to host 2017 PGA Championship

Obama’s Iraq speech won’t declare ‘Mission Accomplished’ _ a phrase that haunted Bush

President Barack Obama

Rajya Sabha okays bill for voting rights to NRIs

NEW DELHI - The Rajya Sabha Monday passed a bill that seeks to amend the representation of the people Act to provide special provisions for citizens of India residing outside the country.

Alaska Libertarians: Murkowski will not be considered for ticket if she loses GOP nomination

Libertarians say no to putting Murkowski on ticket

Mother of slain Iranian woman who become protest icon seeks international pressure for justice

Mother of slain Iranian protester seeks justice

AP Enterprise: Despite murky tie to Agent Orange, diabetes now top disability for Vietnam vets

Diabetes now Vietnam vets’ top Agent Orange claim

Biden arrives in Iraq to mark combat end

President Barack Obama

HEALTHBEAT: Plenty of vaccine on hand as season to get flu shots rolls around a bit early

Time to get your flu shot, but just one this year

North Korean hopes for resumption of six-party talks

Hu Jintao

Video Remarks by The President to the Department of Commerce Annual Export Controls Update Conference

Below are remarks by the President that will be delivered via videotape tomorrow, August 31, at the Department of Commerce’s Annual Export Controls Update Conference in Washington, D.C.

Obama expands sanctions by freezing assets of North Korean individuals, firms and agencies

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Vice President Joe Biden in Iraq

Vice President Joe Biden has arrived in Iraq to participate in a Change of Command and Change of Mission Ceremony, fulfilling the commitment made by the President in his first month in office. 

President Obama Lays the Foundation for a New Export Control System To Strengthen National Security and the Competitiveness of Key U.S. Manufacturing and Technology Sectors

Tomorrow, President Obama will announce a major step forward in the Administration’s efforts to fundamentally reform the export control system and will outline the foundation of our new export control system. These changes – in what we control, how we control it, how we enforce those controls and how we manage our controls – will help strengthen our national security by focusing our efforts on controlling the most critical products and technologies and by enhancing the competitiveness of key U.S. manufacturing and technology sectors.

Anti-India protests continue as police fire kills 11-year-old boy, wounds 22 in Indian Kashmir

Lee Myung-bak,Manmohan Singh
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