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Russia links nuclear talks to U.S. anti-missile plan

The United States must allay Russian concerns over its planned anti-missile system in Europe if the two sides are to achieve a breakthrough on cutting nuclear weapons, Russia's foreign minister said on Wednesday.

Serbia seeks new ties with U.S. during Biden visit

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Serbia's president told visiting U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday he hoped to open a new page in relations with Washington, ten years after NATO bombed the Balkan country over its conduct in Kosovo.
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Iran tests missile as election race starts

Iran launched a missile with a range of close to 2,000 km (1,200 miles) on Wednesday and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said the Islamic state could send any attacker to hell, official media reported.
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Canada unveils fund for clean energy, carbon capture tech

The Canadian government unveiled on Tuesday a C$1 billion ($860 million)Clean Energy Fund that will focus on the development of renewable energy technologies, including carbon capture and storage as well as sustainable oil sands development.
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Obama task force eyes green jobs to boost economy

A White House task force charged with helping to revive the economy will focus on the creation of a comprehensive U.S. energy plan that will generate millions of clean energy jobs when its meets on Wednesday, the White House said.
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New credit card bill passed by Senate

Credit card companies are likely to have tougher rules to live by as the U.S. Senate on Tuesday voted 90-5 to approve a new bill restricting credit card practices; President Barack Obama is expected to sign it into law before month end.
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Obama takes aim at climate-warming car emissions

U.S. President Barack Obama took aim at climate-warming greenhouse gases on Tuesday and obliged the struggling auto industry to make more efficient cars by imposing tough national standards to cut emissions and increase gas mileage.
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Barack Obama takes aim at climate-warming car emissions

U.S. President Barack Obama took aim at climate-warming greenhouse gases on Tuesday and obliged the struggling auto industry to make more efficient cars by imposing tough national standards to cut emissions and increase gas mileage.
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Iran leader says U.S. promoting terrorism

Iran's leading authority accused the United States on Tuesday of promoting terrorism in border areas and using arms and money against the Islamic state, in his latest verbal attack on Tehran's arch enemy.
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Fayyad to lead reshuffled Palestinian government

Western-backed technocrat Salam Fayyad will stay on as prime minister of the Palestinian Authority at the head of a new cabinet to be announced shortly, Palestinian officials said on Tuesday.
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GM bankruptcy seen as all but inevitable

After 100 years in business and 10 months of frenzied but failed restructuring, General Motors Corp is weeks from the bankruptcy filing experts say will be required to complete the Obama administration's bid to reshape a fallen icon of American industry.
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Obama to unveil most aggressive auto fuel standards

President Barack Obama on Tuesday will propose the most aggressive increase in U.S. auto fuel efficiency ever in a policy initiative that would also directly regulate emissions for the first time and resolve a dispute with California over cleaner cars.
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House panel to begin debating climate change bill

U.S. lawmakers were set on Tuesday to begin wrangling over a climate change bill aimed at reducing carbon dioxide and other pollutants with Republicans objecting that the legislation would burden the economy with higher energy costs.
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Credit card backlash bill comes due in Senate

A bill to curb sharp practices in the credit card business was on track for approval by the U.S. Senate as early as Tuesday, with President Barack Obama expected to sign it into law before the end of the month.
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Aerospace and Defense stocks fell

Aerospace and defense company shares on Monday fell as Goldman Sachs analyst upgraded aerospace sector and downgraded defense cautiously as spending expected to peak next year.
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Climate bill with obtain majority in Congress: Waxman

The U.S. climate bill is expected to pass Congress this week according to the Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee Henry Waxman who said he thinks he will obtain a majority of votes, Reuters reported.
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Obama's car plans to include new fuel, emissions standards

U.S. President Barack Obama will announce a proposal tomorrow that automobiles sold in the United States in 2016 should meet a fuel efficiency standard of 35 miles per gallon, according to people familiar with the announcement, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Obama urges

President Barack Obama urged both sides in the abortion debate on Sunday to pursue a

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