Former US Ambassador To Syria Rob Ford Slams Obama Administration Policy
Former U.S. Ambassador to Syria Rob Ford resigned because he could no longer support Obama's policies in the country.
Some Republicans Delete Twitter Praise For Bowe Bergdahl's Release [PHOTOS]
A Republican congressman who called Bergdahl's release "the best news I've heard in a long time" deleted the tweet within 24 hours.
Obama Shows Support For Ukraine's New Leader Poroshenko, While Separatists Take Two Military Bases In Luhansk
While the two leaders met in Poland, pro-Moscow rebels took over two Ukrainian military bases in Luhansk, following an air attack Monday.
July Deadline For Iran Nuclear Deal Appears In Jeopardy: Envoys
The November agreement allowed for a six-month extension for a final deal to end sanctions on Iran and remove the threat of war.
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'No One Left Behind' Ethos Up For Debate After Bowe Bergdahl Deserter Allegations
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Coal-State Senator Launches Bill to Stop New EPA Carbon Proposal In Its Tracks
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The "European Reassurance Initiative" would bolster U.S. military cooperation with NATO and increase naval deployments on Russia's doorstep.
Bowe Bergdahl Had Called The US Army The 'Biggest Joke' Full Of 'Liars, Backstabbers, Fools, and Bullies' In Letter To Parents, According To 2012 Story In Rolling Stone Magazine
Bergdahl joined the army when it was short of soldiers to be sent to Afghanistan, and was deployed after 16 weeks of rigorous training.
France Says Mooted BNP Paribas' $10 Billion US Fine 'Unreasonable'
Till date, government ministers have said little in public about BNP Paribas' negotiations with U.S. authorities.
Russia Calls For Humanitarian Resolution From The UN To Restore Peace In Ukraine, While Clashes Rage On
President Obama is expected to meet Poroshenko and Putin during the World War II anniversary ceremonies in France later this week.
Bowe Bergdahl: Five Questions Left Unanswered
The release of the American soldier from Afghanistan is just the beginning.
BP Paribas Iran Sanctions Case: Why American Bank Fines Have Gotten So Big
U.S. regulators' plan to fine BNP Paribas $10 billion has as much to do with politics as with finance -- and Europe can't do much about it.
Assad Winning On The Ground, Not Just In Sham June 3 Syrian Presidential Election
The Syrian president is assured of a landslide on Wednesday. But more importantly, he's beating the rebels in the field too.
Afghan Government Protests Against US Deal To Free Taliban Prisoners
The prisoner swap could deepen the distrust between Hamid Karzai's government and the U.S.
Russia Could Cut Gas Supplies To Ukraine This Week
It's unclear whether a $786 million payment on Ukraine's $5.2 billion natural gas debt to Russia will stave off a cutoff of supplies.
Exclusive: Shift By Hard-Line Taliban Factions May Have Sealed Prisoner Exchange
Distrust between Washington and insurgents blocked progress in prisoner release talks.
President Obama Would Be Shocked If Michelle Ran For President
President says fat chance his wife would run for president.
'This Is Not Obama's Baggage': Veterans Say VA Scandal Runs Deeper Than Shinseki, President
Veterans say a whole culture change, not just a single resignation, is needed. "This has been going on since Vietnam," said one.
Sloan Gibson Is The New Secretary Of The Department Of Veterans Affairs: Here Are 5 Things You Need To Know
Sloan Gibson was appointed the new secretary of Veterans Affairs on Friday after the former secretary, Eric Shinseki, resigned.
Jay Carney Leaves White House, Josh Earnest To Take Press Secretary’s Place Behind The Podium
The chief spokesman will be replaced by Josh Earnest, a special assistant to the president.
Shinseki Resignation Over VA Scandal Sparks Demands For Further Accountability
The departure of Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki should be "just the beginning," lawmakers say.
Medicare Can Cover Sex-Change Surgeries, Says Federal Review Board
The decision overturns a 33-year-old ruling on gender reassignment procedures.
Obama On VA Scandal: 'Our Veterans Deserve The Best' [PHOTO]
President Barack Obama called the systemic problems at the Veterans Affairs Administration "totally unacceptable."
Eric Shinseki Resigns Amid Veteran Health Care Scandal
The man once tasked with running the Army steps down amid fierce political pressure.
US Business Leaders Visit Cuba, May Push For Lifting Trade Embargo
Raul Castro is trying to make investment in Cuba more attractive, and American business leaders may push to lessen trade restrictions.
Obama Drone Transparency Pledge Draws Skeptics
The president is promising drone transparency again. Why should anyone believe his most recent pledge?
Fayetteville VA Hospital On Lockdown Amid Bomb Threat [PHOTO]
An investigation turned up no evidence of a bomb. The VA hospital is now under "normal operating status."
Obama 'Undecided' On Firing VA Secretary Eric Shinseki After Damaging IG Report: Aides
The president was waiting for evidence of 'systemic' misconduct, which he now may have.
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