Nigeria Elections: Schoolgirls Abducted By Boko Haram Could Have Been Rescued, Says Former President
The administration of Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan failed to act soon enough, said former President Olusegun Obasanjo.
US Senate Leader Says He Will Put Obama Attorney General On Hold
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Feb. 26 voted in favor of Lynch to replace Attorney General Eric Holder, clearing the way for her expected confirmation in the full Senate.
Top US Republican Lawmaker To Launch New Investigation Of Clinton Emails: ABC
Clinton told a news conference on Tuesday her private email address was a "convenience" so she would not have to carry two mobile devices.
Letter To Iran: Sens. Tom Cotton, Mitch McConnell Double-Down, Warning Against Deal With Obama
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The nearly two-week-old operation to win back the city from the radical Islamist militants has been stalled since Friday.
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"Apparently the administration is on the cusp of entering into a very bad deal with one of the worst regimes in the world," McConnell said Sunday.
Kerry Says US Will Have To Negotiate With Syria's Assad
The U.S. is exploring ways to pressure him into agreeing to talks, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said during an interview Sunday.
Cluster Bombs Used In Libya's Conflict: Human Rights Watch
Most nations have banned the use of cluster bombs under a convention that became international law in 2010.
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The Ambient Water Corp. is one of a few tech firms building highly efficient greenhouses for the blossoming legal-marijuana industry.
Airport Baggage Handlers, Security Guards, Wheelchair Attendants Raise Concerns Over Working Conditions
Members of New York's subcontracted airport workforce just got a raise. But some say it's not enough.
How The Ukrainian Diaspora In The US Is Funding The War Effort In East Ukraine
As the U.S. government stalls on giving Ukraine weapons, Ukrainian-Americans are doing their own fundraising to back efforts by volunteer fighters.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve’s policy meeting and its intentions on interest rates will dominate economic news this week.
Twin Blasts At Churches In Pakistan Kill 10, Wound 55; Taliban Group Claims Responsibility
The blasts went off minutes apart in a majority Christian suburb of the eastern city of Lahore.
Iran Nuclear Program Talks: White House Warns Senate Not To Interfere In Negotiations
A strongly worded letter from the chief of staff warned that a bill being drafted would hamper the administration's ability to negotiate a deal.
Collins Chabane Dead: South African Cabinet Minister Killed In Car Crash
Collins Chabane was a minister in the President's office and a member of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) National Executive Committee.
US Ambassador Attack Renews Focus On Contentious South Korean Security Law
Kim Ki-jong, 55, could face charges including attempted murder over the March 5 attack as well as violating the National Security Act.
Cyclone Pam: Vanuatu President Says Many In Country Now Homeless
President Baldwin Londsdale added that most of the buildings in the capital, Port Vila, had also been destroyed by the storm.
China Threatens 'Decisive' Response After Myanmar Bombing
Myanmar government forces have been battling rebels on the border with China since last month and China has urged Myanmar to "lower the temperature".
China Will Struggle To Meet Reduced Growth Target: Premier Li Keqiang
Even though China's 2015 growth target is its lowest in years, downward pressure on the economy will make it a difficult goal to reach.
Gridiron Dinner 2015: Obama Pokes Fun At Clinton, Biden, Himself
One thing Obama said is not funny was the letter Republican senators sent to Iran this week.
Kerry Waxes Hopeful On Iran Nuclear Deal
The secretary of state, due in Switzerland Sunday for talks on Iran's nuclear program, said he hopes a deal can be reach in the coming days.
University Of Maryland Opens Investigation Of Student Who Authored Racist Email
The email, allegedly penned by a fraternity member at the university, has ignited a firestorm on campus.
South American Nations Reject US Measures Against Venezuela Officials
The regional backing is further evidence the U.S. action against Venezuela has benefited Maduro, whose popularity has tumbled in hand with a severe economic recession.
Jeb Bush Used Private Email To Discuss Security Issues, Review Finds
A Washington Post review found Bush discussed some National Guard troop movements using his private email account.
Biden And Poroshenko Discuss Ukraine Ceasefire And US Military Aid
The two leaders spoke by phone Saturday, calling on separatists to respect a ceasefire agreement in eastern Ukraine.
Ferguson Activists Press Ahead, Undeterred By Latest Shooting
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Jeb Bush Used Personal Email To Discuss Security Issues: Wash Post
The report followed revelations that Democrat Hillary Clinton used a personal email account exclusively during her time as secretary of state
Vatican Official Says Force May Be Needed To Combat Islamic State: Interview
In an interview with U.S. Catholic website Crux, Archbishop Silvano Tomasi said the jihadists were committing "genocide" and must be stopped.
Venezuela Begins Military Exercises To Protect Against US ‘Threat’
The exercises come days after President Obama issued a new round of sanctions against Venezuelan officials.
Flood Warnings Around The Country As Cincinnati Prepares For Ohio River To Rise To Highest Level In Decades
The river is expected to reach its highest level in nearly 20 years this weekend.
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Sierra Leone Vice President Says Requested Asylum At US Embassy
After being expelled from the country's ruling party, Sierra Leone's Vice President Samuel Sam-Sumana said he had requested asylum at the U.S. embassy.
J.C.X. Simon, Infamous 'Zebra Killer,' Found Dead In San Quentin Prison Cell
The string of 14 racially motivated murders in California made headlines across the country.
Iraqi Kurds Say Islamic State Used Chlorine Gas Against Them
The Islamic State group used chlorine gas against peshmerga fighters, Iraqi Kurdish authorities said.
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