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New Philippine Press Secretary Named Special

BUTUAN CITY – Media practitioners in Mindanao have expressed support for the appointment of Crispulo Julio Icban Jr., a veteran working journalist, as acting press secretary, replacing the late Cerge Remonde who died last Jan. 19 from cardiac arrest.

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Reporters spar with Gibbs in White House Briefing Room

Two White House reporters, Chip Reid and Helen Thomas were less than pleased with White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs Wednesday.

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Bush's Press Secretary, Tony Snow, To Step Down

After a little more than a year on the job, President Bush's press secretary Tony Snow will be stepping down, as early as next month. Snow has recently battled a recurrence of cancer and is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatment.

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Public 'wants press regulation'

The public wants a tougher regulatory system for the press that is independent of politicians, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt says.

VIDEO: Hunt talks of post-Leveson era

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has laid out the type of press regulation that could be seen in the post-Leveson era.

Clinton presses India on Iran oil

On a visit to India, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges the country to buy less oil from Iran, saying other supplies are available.

UN chief presses Iran on nuclear program

The UN secretary general is calling on Iran to be more open about its nuclear program. Ban Ki-moon says Iran's claims that it's not developing atomic weapons are not convincing.

Obama Briefed on Photos of Soldiers Posing With Dead Suicide Bombers

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said President Obama was briefed on photos published today in the Los Angeles Times depicting U.S. military personnel posing with the dismembered bodies of suicide bombers. Carney, speaking with reporters on Air Force One today, said he did not ask the...