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Obama administration’s Guinea mining deal hurts American businesses
Is there a relationship between the Obama administration’s decision to reinstate favorable trade relations with Guinea and a $25 million loan?
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Obama’s failed Iraq policy threatens U.S. security
As Iraq — under Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki — strengthens its ties to Iran, Obama’s re-election campaign seeks to shore up positive perception.
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Congress calls for ‘complete, impartial, and fair investigation’ into White House leaks
Obama’s self-serving leaks are damaging national security interests; and the evidence does more than “tell our enemies how we do our jobs,” it puts our allies in jeopardy.
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North Dakota oil boom could put country on path to energy independence
Challenges remain, however, as the state manages potential negative environmental, sociological and economic side-effects.
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U.S. prepares for intervention in Syrian conflict
Analysis: Violence continues across Syria, causing the Obama administration to weigh the benefits of intervention carefully as atrocities mount.
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Should America’s Syria strategy be one of non-intervention?
Analysis: With the risks growing of an anti-American result to the Syrian conflict, the U.S. must evaluate vital interests in the region.
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G8 meeting focuses on European economic contagion
Analysis: Europe’s deepening economic crisis is illustrated by the challenges facing Greece and Spain which threaten the entire eurozone — and the global economy.
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Romney hits home run at Liberty University
Analysis: Mitt Romney’s commencement address at the evangelical university was an appeal to conservative Christians, seeking their help in the months up to November.
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Bipartisan act seeks to reaffirm ‘America’s unshakable commitment to Israel’s security’
Analysis: The U.S.-Israel Enhanced Security Cooperation Act, introduced by Reps. Cantor and Hoyer, seeks to help confront Israel’s most dangerous set of security challenges.
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Rep. Buck McKeon accuses President Obama of doing ‘nothing’ to stop automatic defense cuts
Sequestration cuts would come to $1.2 trillion in reductions over 10 years, which will “essentially freeze the Pentagon,” and cost at least 1.5 million jobs.
