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President Obama gave Wall Street bosses a dressing down last night as he demanded more help to get America’s economy back on its feet.
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A key plank of President Obama’s strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan was in danger of giving way last night after a refusal by Pakistan to take on a top Taleban...
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The United States is counting on cows to save the planet.
U.S. Secretary Tom Vilsack announced an agreement with the American dairy industry Tuesday to reduce the...
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These days, it seems like everyone is talking in earnest about marijuana legalization, once dismissed as little more than a Cheech and Chong pipe dream. Indeed, a new...
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Even near military bases, female veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan aren’t often offered a drink on the house as a welcome home.
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The demonstration as a whole gradually appears aggressive on the occasion of Copenhagen Conference on ‘Climate Change’. Amidst hue and cry of thousands and...
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No matter where one stands on the abortion issue this story will horrify. A Texas couple in their 30s tried to flush down the toilet their 7-month-old aborted fetus and...
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Does Barack Obama deserve the Noble prize for peace? I think answer never will be positive. Who is famous in the world as great worrier against terrorism and giving him...
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In a surprise move, US president Barack Obama today telephoned Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina and Ethiopian premier Meles Zenawi to seek their support on...
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Computer technicians have found 22 million missing White House e-mails from the administration of President George W. Bush and the Obama administration is searching for...
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Speaking at the Copenhagen climate change summit, Mr Gore said new computer modelling suggests there is a 75 per cent chance of the entire polar ice cap melting during...
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There are few people more obnoxious in American public life today than oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens. This dude has an idea, he wants clean energy to sweep America; he...
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Joe Lieberman has forced his will on the Senate Democratic caucus and the nation as a whole. After the party reached a compromise last week to effectively drop the...
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On Sunday night’s 60 Minutes, President Obama punched up his ongoing rhetorical battle with Wall Street, declaring that “fat cat bankers” have shown...
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It has been recently remarked that most Europeans are still happy seeing Obama as the US President. They remain fascinated by him and grateful for the direction of his...
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The current Obama care legislation working it’s way through the Senate could push the effective marginal tax rate of low and middle income earners up to the 70...
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Meet the measuring stick of America’s Pentagon:
In other words, the Pentagon determined that 30 casualties, even if they were civilian, were too few to matter...
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It’s all simply dark continent — yes, the entire world as a whole. Where Copenhagen Conference on “climate change” fails to bear fruit, how can we expect...
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“War Is Sometime Necessary”, this is the statement of US President Barack Obama at the Noble peace prize world function in Oslo 2009. Now my question is to...
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A virus that commonly infects potatoes bears a striking resemblance to one of the key proteins implicated in Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and researchers have used...
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A U.S. swimmer diagnosed with testicular cancer has put off surgery until after he’s had a chance to compete in his first and last Olympics.
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Close to two million older people in England may be denied treatment because depression is wrongly seen as a natural part of getting older, says a charity
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We all want to be happy in our life but it is rightly said that “it is simple to be happy but difficult to be simple”. Happiness is not only good for a healthy life...
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