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Washington. President Jimmy Carter believed that "we can find common ground with them." Four hundred forty-four days of Americans being held hostage in Tehran proved otherwise. In the early 1980s, we could put wire diagrams of every major international...
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Absent were representatives of the Uighurs, Tibetans or Chinese Christians. As Ellen Bork of the Foreign Policy Initiative noted, "Their reception in the White House would have sent a powerful signal of solidarity to the people of China, and especially...
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A mother with her four children joins other Christian religious activists during a pro-life demonstration in front of the White House in Washington on February 16, 2012. Park police detained at least six religious activists while they were protesting... View Photo »
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demonstrate support for the political reforms that King Abdullah II is leading to produce a government that is more transparent, inclusive, and responsive to the aspirations of the Jordanian people
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Day, schools and libraries close their doors, but we’ve found plenty of family-friendly places that stay open so you can ring this special birthday with a bang. (Pssst! George’s b’day is actually February 22, but if you want to celebrate twice, we won’t...
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The US promised a candidate "in the coming weeks" for the post that has always been held by one of its citizens, while officials from Brazil and Mexico vowed to make the selection process open to emerging markets. "It is very important that we continue...
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(Reuters) - Republican White House hopeful Rick Santorum defended himself against attacks from wounded front-runner Mitt Romney on Thursday as Santorum's hopes rose of dealing a heavy blow in Michigan to his main rival. Santorum, a former Pennsylvania...
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A young participant holds a placard and a rosary during a pro-life demonstration in front of the White House in Washington on February 16, 2012. Park police detained at least six religious activists while they were protesting against US President Barack... View Photo »
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You shouldn't be occupying Wall Street, you should be occupying Washington. You should occupy the White House because it's the policies over the past few years that have created this problem.
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Lee Daniels Wants Oprah Winfrey For ‘The Butler;’ Neeson, Jackman, Kunis, Oyelowo, Cusack All Possible as Well
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Daniels ‘ film Precious , the director considered two follow-ups. One was Selma , a civil-rights drama that would have recreated the relationship between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and President Lyndon Johnson. The other was The Butler , about a man...
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On the Third Birthday of Their Failed Stimulus, Democrats Push for Even More Wasteful Washington Spending
Minority ReportThe stimulus experiment has failed, but the $800 billion price tag for taxpayers remains: “CBO’s high estimate is still short of the 3.5 million jobs that Obama had said would be created by the end of 2010, so it’s accurate to say the stimulus has...
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