Obama News
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US President Barack Obama said he believes deep racism unearthed in Ferguson, Missouri's police department is not common but could exist elsewhere in the country.
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Tehran -
Iran's foreign minister rejected Tuesday as "unacceptable" remarks by US President Barack Obama who said a minimum 10-year nuclear deal offered the best hope of avoiding an atomic-armed Tehran.
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London -
Two unnamed U.S. officials confirmed Thursday that a black-dressed militant who spoke for the Islamic State group in a series of gruesome videos is London-born Mohammed Emwazi, a 26-year-old Islamic militant already known to British security services.
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The White House Summit on Combating Violent Extremism ended last week with much politically correct discussion, but no definite plan on how to combat violent extremism, and certainly no willingness to define it.
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The White House was dealt a hard blow on Monday night when federal court Judge Andrew Hanen blocked President Obama's executive action on immigration. Still reeling from the blow, administration lawyers are debating how to proceed.
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Last Monday, a Texan federal judge grounded President Obama’s immigration initiatives by ruling there had been a failure to comply with basic administrative procedures.
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San Diego -
After mistakenly portraying President Barack Obama as a rape suspect during a news broadcast last Friday, Fox 5 San Diego has apologized after initially saying it was "no big deal."
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Washington -
The fiscal year 2016 could be promising for scientific research if the President Obama's budgetary requests are granted.
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President Obama signed the Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention for American Veterans Act on Thursday. The legislation will provide $22 million toward reducing the high suicide rate taking the lives of soldiers and former members of the U.S.military.
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Washington -
A new video reveals what President Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States, does when no one is watching. The video, produced by BuzzFeed, and released on Thursday, is titled "Things Everybody Does But Doesn't Talk about."
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Sydney -
Baghdad has not requested foreign ground forces to battle the Islamic State group, Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jafaari said Thursday after Barack Obama called for military operations that stop short of a full-scale invasion.
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Washington -
President Barack Obama said he would not flinch from sending US special forces to kill Islamic State leaders, as he called for Congress to authorize military operations that stop short of a full-scale invasion.
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India's Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, spoke to media during a function and responded to comments during a speech by U.S. President Barack Obama, about the importance of maintaining religious tolerance in India.
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Rising Filipino artist Jun Aquino praised Congressman Manny Pacquiao for choosing his boxing-inspired artwork as gift to US President Barack Obama during his recent visit to Washington, DC on the occasion of the 63rd annual US National Prayer Breakfast.
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In his second visit to the White House, Filipino boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao presented to President Barack Obama a boxing-inspired painting as his gift on the occasion of the 63rd annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.
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Washington D.c. -
President Barack Obama denounced religious intolerance and atrocities committed in the name of faith during his address of religious and political leaders at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday.
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Oakland -
The sometimes raucous national debate on race relations and the police returns to center stage Thursday in Oakland, Calif., when U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder meets with community and law enforcement leaders.
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Washington -
U.S. President Obama has requested $215 million infunding in order to launch his push for personalized clinical care. This means medicines tailor made for individual patients.
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President Barack Obama scores another winner with his proposal to offer a temporary, 14 percent tax on U.S. corporations' foreign-parked profits, followed by a 19 percent tax after this year. This tax is intended to pay for infrastructure improvements.
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Damascus -
U.S. President Barack Obama has called for more forceful intervention in the Syrian conflict — but groups on the ground say that America's misguided actions aren't just not helping — they're making things worse.
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Filipino boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao will be in Washington DC next week to join the National Prayer Breakfast with President Barack Obama and other heads of state including the Dalai Lama.
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Washington -
A combative US President Barack Obama unveiled plans to increase government spending, in defiance of his Republican opponents controlling Congress.
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US President Barack Obama, ended his three-day India trip, with a town-hall meet in New Delhi, where he spoke to some 1,500 students about the future of India-US relations.
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Riyadh -
By paying effusive homage to the late Saudi King Abdullah and by honoring the kingdom's new fundamentalist dictator with his presence, President Barack Obama has given the world an object lesson in American hypocrisy.
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New Delhi -
India's 66th Republic Day celebrations, with Barack and Michelle Obama as chief guests, went off smoothly, despite foggy, rainy weather. Modi and Obama also made announcements about nuclear, business and defense cooperation.
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Washington, D. C. -
A drone aircraft found on the grounds of the White House in Washington, D.C., prompted new concerns Monday about the quality of protection offered to U.S. President Barack Obama and his family.
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New Delhi -
U.S. President, Barack Obama, graced India’s 66th Republic day, marking the event as the first American leader as chief guest at the annual event.
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New Delhi -
At first glance, they might appear unlikely friends or allies. One is a right-wing nationalist and long-time international pariah, while the other is an unabashed liberal and Nobel peace laureate.
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New Delhi -
US President Barack Obama has cut short his visit to India, cancelling a planned trip to the Taj Mahal, to "pay respects" to new King Salman in Saudi Arabia, the White House said Saturday.
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Washington -
A 'spat' between President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu escalated on Friday, as a White House official blasted the leader of one of America's closest allies — and vowed retaliation for his perceived disrespect.
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During President's most recent visit to the Gulf coast region to stem rising criticism over his handling of the BP disaster, he is seen with a tarball in his hand. Chuck Kennedy/The White House
Amnesty International and Act for Peace send message to Obama about maintaining human rights in the arms trade treaty - Martin Place, Sydney.
Supreme Court Justice nominee Elena Kagan walking with President Obama and Vice-President Biden White House photo by Chuck Kennedy
Yogi Berra signing his special gift photo for President Obama
President Obama in Decorah, Iowa White House photo by Pete Souza
President Barack Obama meets with Congressional Leadership in the Cabinet Room of the White House Pete Souza / White House
While many are calling for his impeachment history shows us that Obama is safe for now. Steve Jurvetson
NIGHT VIEW: Photo shows Independence Square in Kiev, Ukraine's capital, at night in 2011. Podluzhnaya/Wikimedia Commons
Ole Miss students riot, burn Obama campaign signs Ben Smith/Twitter
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The President and First Lady in Mumbai, India Pete Souza
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President Barack Obama talks with Ricardo Zuniga, Senior Director for Western Hemisphere Affairs, and Cecilia Muñoz, Domestic Policy Council Director, before delivering remarks at the Anthropology Museum in Mexico City, Mexico Pete Souza
File photo: President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron trade bottles of beer to settle a bet they made on the U.S. vs. England World Cup Soccer game (which ended in a tie), during a bilateral meeting at the G20 Summit in Toronto, Canada Pete Souza / White House
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President Barack Obama holds a Homeland Security Council meeting to discuss H1N1 flu in the Cabinet Room White House Photo by Pete Souza
President Obama wipes at his eye during a speech about the Newtown shooting White House video screenshot
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Will White House get Texas judge's ruling overturned on immigratiob action? CBN News
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