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May 20 2015
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Obama Says Climate Change Endangers National Security
Mr. Obama used a commencement address at the United States Coast Guard Academy to detail the impact of climate change on U.S. military readiness and to call out those who dispute the urgent need to act.
“I know there are some folks back in Washington who refuse to admit climate change is real,” Mr. Obama said at the commencement exercises in New London, Conn. “The science
Wall Street Journal (News)Oct 02 2012
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Diplomats asked repeatedly for more security before Libya attack, lawmakers claim
U.S. diplomats in Libya repeatedly asked the Obama administration for more security in Benghazi in the run-up to the Sept. 11 attack on the consulate but were "denied these resources," two congressional lawmakers said. House oversight committee Chairman Darrell Issa, R-Calif., and Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, pressed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for more information on those requests and
Fox News DigitalMar 12 2019
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Women running for president is the new normal
A record-breaking six women have already announced their candidacies for the Democratic nomination.
Six women — so far — have declared their candidacies for the Democratic nomination in 2020. It’s the most women who’ve ever run for a major-party nomination in history.
Until this cycle, there had been, at most, two women who had ever competed in a major party primary, according to
VoxJul 25 2013
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Boehner calls out Rep. King on immigration insult
House Speaker John Boehner says it was "deeply offensive and wrong" for fellow Republican Rep. Steve King to suggest many younger unauthorized immigrants are drug runners. Boehner already had issued a written statement earlier in the week condemning King's comments, but at his weekly news conference Thursday he elevated his criticism and took the unusual step of calling King out by name.
Fox News DigitalJan 21 2013
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CNN Poll: Country split on how things are going
As President Barack Obama begins his second term in the White House, a new national poll indicates Americans are divided on how things are going in the country.
Forty-nine percent of people questioned in a CNN/ORC International survey released Sunday say things are going very or fairly well in the country, with 51% saying things are going pretty or very badly.
CNN DigitalMar 23 2021
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Biden, Democrats Urge Gun Control Legislation After Colorado Mass Shooting
President Joe Biden urged the Senate to pass gun control legislation, including an assault weapons ban, in a Tuesday address following a mass shooting at a Boulder, Colorado grocery store that left 10 dead. The president is also considering taking executive action on the matter, according to the White House. “The Senate is going to debate and address the epidemic of gun violence in this
BuzzFeed News The Hill Washington ExaminerAug 02 2014
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Obama, Putin speak about Ukraine, peace deal
Amid reports of peace talks, President Obama spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin Friday for the first time since the West imposed tougher sanctions on Moscow for its military aggression in Ukraine. The White House said Mr. Obama “reiterated his deep concerns about Russia’s increased support for the separatists in Ukraine.” The two leaders agreed to keep open their channels of
Washington TimesOct 24 2013
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Hillary Clinton heckled on Benghazi: "You let them die"
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was interrupted during a Wednesday night speech at a university in New York by an angry heckler who blamed her for the deaths of four Americans at the U.S. Embassy in Benghazi Libya on Sept. 11, 2012.
Washington TimesOct 24 2012
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Fort Hood shooting victims want rampage labeled as terrorism
Survivors and family members of the Fort Hood shootings released a video last week demanding the U.S. government designate the massacre as an act of terrorism rather than a case of a murderous rampage.
CNN DigitalJun 29 2015
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Obama Takes ACA Victory Tour to Tennessee, Where 28,000 Lost Insurance Coverage
The Supreme Court gave President Obama a reason to be giddy about the status of his signature health care legislation on Friday, upholding Obamacare subsidies for individuals living in states without state based Obamacare exchanges. He promptly held a presser at the White House, beaming that the Affordable Care Act was “here to stay.” Now, it appears he’s taking his victory tour to Tennessee
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