Confusion Reigns As Turkey Appears to Renege on Base Deal For US Strikes Against ISIS In Syria
Turkey says it never had a firm deal with the U.S. to allow its bases to be used in the fight against ISIS.
Obama May Sidestep Congress To Extend H-1B Tech-Visa Program
The president said he may act unilaterally to reform the H-1B program to make it easier for tech workers to stay.
New ISIS Propaganda Video, Magazine Article Featuring John Cantlie Released
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US: Turkey Allows Coalition Military Forces To Use Its Bases
Turkey will allow the U.S.-led coalition's military forces to use its bases.
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U.S. Gen. Martin Dempsey Sees Bigger Role 'Advising And Assisting' Iraqi Forces
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Michelle Obama Flubs Candidate's Name: 'I'm Losing It, I'm Getting Old'
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Beijing lashes back at India and the U.S., telling them they should mind their own business on South China Sea disputes.
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White House Dismisses Report Stating It Knew More About Secret Service Prostitute Scandal
A report has claimed that investigators had more details about the Secret Service prostitute scandal, but did not want them to be revealed.
Public Hearing On Force-Feeding Of Guantanamo Bay Detainees Concludes
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Obama ISIS Terrorist Joke: Betty Olson, South Dakota State Legislator, Says 'So Many People Don't Have A Sense Of Humor'
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US Ebola Screenings: 5 Airports To Begin Checking Travelers For Fever, Other Symptoms
Five airports in the U.S. will begin screening travelers arriving from countries affected by Ebola for signs of infection.
No Keystone XL Pipeline? No Problem, Says Canadian Firm Planning To Send Crude East Instead Of South
As the controversial oil-sands crude pipeline faces U.S. hurdles, Canada could send the oil east to New Brunswick.
Midterm Elections 2014: Obama's Policies Featured At Debates As President Says Democrats Have Midterm Election-Related 'Congenital' Disease
Republicans have seized on Obama's unpopularity while Democrats avoid appearing publicly with the president.
Jimmy Carter Slams Obama On ISIS: 'We Waited Too Long' To Confront Islamic State, Ex-President Says
The former president criticized President Barack Obama's handling of ISIS and his Middle East foreign policy in general.
Threats Against Obama Are Mostly Made Online: Secret Service
By some estimates, President Barack Obama received thrice as many threats as his predecessors, during his campaign and first year in office.
AIG Trial: Geithner Said Bailout Was Necessary To Avoid Catastrophe
Timothy Geithner was president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York during the AIG bailout.
US Economic Recovery Won’t Be Enough To Boost Democrats In Midterms
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Only 24 percent of Americans are extremely or quite confident with Obama's economic record, down from 33 percent in June 2013.
Clinton 2014 Midterm Elections: 'Nobody Believes' Economy Is Coming Back 'Because You Don't Feel It'
Former President Bill Clinton asked Democrats to be patient when they cast their ballots in the 2014 midterms.
Myanmar Says It Will Release More Than 3,000 Prisoners
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War On ISIS In Iraq, Syria Has Cost US $1.1B Since June: Pentagon
The latest figures, released by the Pentagon Monday, estimate the total expenditure since June in Iraq and Syria at over $1 billion.
As Kurds Near Defeat In Kobane, Airstrikes-Only Strategy Shows Limits
Airstrikes from the U.S. and allies haven't stopped ISIS in Kobane. What happens now?
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