President Obama Lets Loose On The Dance Floor At State Dinner In Kenya
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Obama In Kenya: Joint Press Conference With Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta Highlights Shared Values But Disparate Views On Gay Rights
U.S. President Barack Obama highlighted his effort to assist in the electrification of rural Africa to help drive its economic development.
Obama Kenya Visit 2015: New Ivory Restrictions, Bans Announced For US To Curtail Wildlife Poaching
"We're proposing a new rule that bans the sale of virtually all ivory across state lines," the U.S. president says in Kenya.
Obama Says Entrepreneurs In Africa Can Give Hope, Deliver Growth
U.S. President Barack Obama told African entrepreneurs in Kenya on Saturday they could help counter violent ideologies and drive growth in Africa, and said governments had to help by ensuring the rule of law was upheld and by tackling corruption.
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Obama In Kenya For Global Entrepreneurship Summit 2015: African Youth Start Businesses Amid Severe Unemployment
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Obama Dines With Kenyan Family After Arriving In Father's Homeland
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Gun Ownership By Country 2015: US Ranks First As Obama Calls For 'Common Sense' Laws
After mass killings in other advanced nations, many governments moved swiftly to impose tighter gun restrictions.
Obama In Kenya: $1.5 Million Limousine 'The Beast' To Protect President From Al-Shabab
The custom-built, bullet-proof limousine is equipped with eight-inch thick steel plates, five-inch thick bulletproof glass, reinforced tires and a blood bank.
Gun Control: Barack Obama 'Most Frustrated' Over Failure To Introduce Tougher Laws
Barack Obama spoke up about U.S. gun control measures in a BBC interview, just hours before two people were shot dead by a gunman in Louisiana.
Thailand Indicts 72 Human Trafficking Suspects Ahead Of US Report
The investigation was described as the "biggest into human trafficking" in Thailand's history.
Turkish Jets Strike ISIS Targets In Syria: State TV
Turkey is taking an aggressive approach toward ISIS after a suicide bomber struck a Turkish town this week, killing 32.
Louisiana Movie Theater Shooting: Police Identify ‘Lone White’ Gunman’s Vehicle; 3 Dead, Including Gunman, 9 Injured
A man opened fire inside the Grand Theatre in Lafayette, Louisiana, killing two people and wounding nine.
Race Relations In US: Many Americans Think Racial Divide Growing, Relations Getting Worse: Poll
The level of discontent about race relations among blacks has now soared to the highest level during the Obama presidency, a poll has found.
Why 'Hamilton' Matters: Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hip-Hop Tribute Is Just What Broadway, And America, Needs
The audacious hip-hop musical "Hamilton" brings a multicultural retelling of history at a time when we need it most.
Obama Kenya Visit 2015: Africa Gay Rights Debate Heats Up Ahead Of President's Trip
Kenyan activists say the country must accept its LGBT community, as U.S. President Barack Obama prepares to visit the country this week.
John Kerry Grilled On Iran Agreement During Senate Testimony As Congress Begins 60-Day Review
The accord with Tehran is the only "viable solution" to the Iranian nuclear issue, the U.S. secretary of state tells the Foreign Relations Committee.
Malia Obama NYC Summer 2015: Dinner At La Esquina, HBO Internship And Movie Screening Make For Busy New York Schedule For First Daughter
The owner of La Esquina, Derek Sanders, gave Malia an "Obama 2012" t-shirt that he and his wife created in 2010.
Ukraine-Russia Conflict 2015: Long-Range Radars For Ukrainian Military Provided By Pentagon To Help Fight Russian-Backed Rebels
The radar will help the Ukrainian military better defend itself from incoming Russian artillery while also helping it return fire with accuracy.
Obama Kenya Visit: Nude Protest Against Homosexuality Canceled
The protest organizer told a Kenyan newspaper the naked demonstrators will be on standby in case U.S. President Barack Obama says anything about gay rights.
Rouhani Defends Iran Nuclear Deal As 'New Page In History'
In remarks that will be seen as admonishing critics of the accord, Rouhani said in a televised speech: “Now they are scrutinizing one by one the terms of the deal reached inVienna and the UN Security Council’s resolution 2231.
Obama, Erdogan Agree To Stem Flow Of Foreign Fighters Into Syria
The two countries have pledged to stem the flow of foreigners joining ISIS in Syria. The deal comes after a bombing in a Turkish border town killed over 30 people.
Iran Nuclear Deal 2015 Backlash: Thousands Storm New York's Time Square in Protest
Thousand stormed New York's Times Square Wednesday to protest the Iran nuclear deal. Forty-eight percent of U.S. respondents to a Pew poll say they disapprove of the accord.
No Change To Obama's Kenya Itinerary Despite Security Breach: White House
The White House does not plan to change President Barack Obama's itinerary for his trip to Kenya later this week despite disclosure of the presidential plane's Nairobi arrival and departure times.
Obama Administration In 'Final Stages' Of Drafting Plan To Close Guantanamo Bay Prison
“This is a goal that the entire national security team is working together to fulfill,” President Obama's counterterrorism adviser said.
Nigerian President Says United States Weapons Ban Helps ISIS Affiliate Boko Haram
President Muhammadu Buhari criticized the U.S. law forbidding the provision of weapons to the Nigerian army because of past human rights violations.
White House Issues Veto Threat For House Coal Ash Bill
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote Wednesday on a bill that would weaken new federal limits on toxic coal ash waste.
Youth Voter Turnout For 2014 Midterm Election Lowest In 40 Years: Report
Only 19.9 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds voted in 2014, according to Census data.
Immigration Reform 2015: Illegal Mexican Border Crossings Down Nationwide, Study Finds
229,178 Mexicans were apprehended at the border in fiscal 2014, down from a high of about 1.6 million in 2000, according to a new report.
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