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The detainees' transfer is the latest step by the Obama Administration in its push to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility in Cuba.
US-Cuba Deal Expected In Early July To Restore Ties, Reopen Embassies
The Obama administration is expected to announce an agreement with Cuba in early July to reopen embassies and restore diplomatic relations severed more than five decades ago, U.S. sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
Immigration Reform 2015: Immigrant Attorneys Protest Obama's Domestic Policy Czar, Cecilia Muñoz, Over Record Deportations
"[Muñoz] is directly responsible for causing children to suffer severe and prolonged physical and mental harm in detention," the attorneys argued.
Russia Telling ‘Outright Lies’ To Hide Kremlin’s Involvement In Ukrainian Crisis: US
The comments by the U.S. envoy to the United Nations are considered to be one of Washington’s toughest rebukes to Moscow in recent times.
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The rise in fighting and deaths has convinced Congress, long inclined to supply weapons to Ukraine, that the country still needs more assistance.
Russian Military Aircraft Intercepted By RAF Typhoon Jets Over Baltic Sea
The Russian military planes had approached the Baltic airspace without sharing a flight plan.
McKinney Pool Party Update: White House Says Officer Leave Is 'Prudent'
The White House weighed in on the McKinney pool party incident Tuesday, saying President Obama is aware of the coverage.
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President Barack Obama remained in White House while the Secret Service checked for a bomb.
Bomb Threat Clears Senate TSA Hearing, Dirksen Senate Office Building Evacuated
A second report of a "suspicious package" reportedly was an unattended lunch cooler in the courtyard of another building.
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Trans-Pacific Partnership Deal: Obama Offers Campaign Aid For Trade Deal Votes
Against attacks from unions and several lawmakers, President Obama offers campaign support for Democrats who back his Trans-Pacific Partnership deal.
Is Obamacare Working? Watch Live Stream Of President Obama's Remarks On Affordable Care Act At Catholic Health Association
The speech comes ahead of a crucial Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act.
Russia, China Should Increase Political, Economic Cooperation Amid Eastern Ukraine Conflict, Russian Politicians Say
Ties between Russia and China are "a key factor for stability, security, [and] the establishment of polycentric world," a top Russian politician said.
Jeb Bush Campaign: Risking Gaffes, Bush Heads To Germany, Poland, Estonia Before 2016 Announcement
Candidates before him, like Chris Christie and Mitt Romney, have found foreign trips dangerous territory — full of mishaps and political blunders.
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The lawsuit, which named the American president among others, demanded that the U.S. government admit to “unlawful deaths” from drone strikes.
US Tech Industry Appeals To Obama To Keep Hands Off Encryption
Two industry associations fired the latest salvo in what could be a long fight over government access into smart phones and other digital devices.
Amtrak Derailment: Federal Regulator Calls For Speed Controls, Warning Signs
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Despite Intense Fighting In Ukraine, White House Reiterates It Will Not Sanction Lethal Aid For Kiev's Troops
The White House has once again said it will not sanction lethal aid, despite increased fighting in the region and calls from Congress.
US Doesn't Yet Have Complete Strategy Against ISIS: Obama
The U.S. is still hammering out a strategy to combat ISIS, President Barack Obama said during a news conference Monday from the G-7 summit in Germany.
G-7 Summit: Obama, Hollande Agree To Push For Russian Sanctions And Iran Nuclear Deal, White House Says
Presidents Obama and Hollande met on the sidelines of the ongoing G-7 summit in Germany, and discussed other issues, including climate change and terrorism.
Russian Bombers Intruding US Airspace Doubled In 2014, Report Says
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White House Denies Obama Said Strong Dollar A Problem
"The President did not state that the strong dollar was a problem," the U.S. official said.
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