Days before India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is to be welcomed in the White House for his first state visit with President Obama, two perceived missteps by the Obama administration have concerned Indian officials that New Dehli suddenly has been ...Read More
University of Nebraska May Restrict Stem Cell ResearchTrial of Embryonic Stem Cell Therapy for Eye Disease PlannedVicks Nasal Spray Recalled Due to BacteriaFlu Worries Shouldn't Affect Travel Plans: CDC Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled ...Read More
A bipartisan group of senators began a concerted push Wednesday to get more cooperation from the Obama administration in its reviews of the Fort Hood shootings, which left 13 dead and a raft of questions about information-sharing among intelligence agencies.
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Ali Saleh Kahlah al-Marri, a native of Qatar, was arrested inPeoria in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks and accused ofbeing a sleeper agent sent by al-Qaida to do its bloody bidding. Hehad attended terrorist training camps and met ...Read More
The Obama administration has formed a new task force to target financial fraud - replacing an earlier corporate fraud task force. Attorney General Eric Holder says the new group will have a broader scope - and incorporate state investigators as well ...Read More
WASHINGTON -- Top Bank of America Corp. officials defended the bank's actions last December during high-stakes negotiations with the Bush administration over its deal to buy Merrill Lynch & Co. that resulted in the bank receiving an additional $20 billion ...Read More
Former CNN veteran Lou Dobbs suggests his form of advocacy journalism fell out of favor when President Obama was elected and his ratings began to decline. Dobbs, who had come under fire from watchdog groups because of his on-air, anti-immigration stance, ...Read More
Lou Dobbs said yesterday CNN was eager to show him the door because its top execs didn't want to offend President Obama. Dobbs made the claim last night on Fox News Channel's "The O'Reilly Factor," saying he took on President George ...Read More
For the first time in nearly eight years, the United States will participate in a conference with members of the International Criminal Court, a decision that signals growing U.S. support for a war crimes tribunal the Bush administration once shunned. Stephen ...Read More
The Obama administration, in deciding to try alleged Sept. 11 conspirators in a New York courtroom, has said it is setting its sights on convictions, but some critics say a civilian trial -- instead of a military tribunal -- could ...Read More
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