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President asks critics of health care reform, “What’s the alternative?”
The state has the highest unemployment rate in the nation, and in nearly every conversation while I was there, someone brought up the crisis in the automotive industry.
Before Wednesday, frustrated Black farmers had a bone to pick with President Barack Obama for appearing to backtrack on his campaign promise to them. They even held a protest rally last month, outside the U.S. …
Conservative Catholics angered by president’s abortion rights record.
Almost 46 million Americans do not have any health insurance, and experts say millions more do not have enough insurance to cover their families’ needs.
At this week’s Summit of the Americas, President Barack Obama extended a hand to America’s hemispheric neighbors — including its harshest critics — and offered a Cold War foe the hope of a “new beginning.”
The tween girls of the Washington area have transcended differences of race, class and wealth to reach a single, resounding conclusion: They really, really, really, really want to be friends with Malia and Sasha Obama.
Two men charged with plotting a racial killing spree that was to include President Barack Obama argued in federal court Thursday that they were illegally arrested and searched.
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The Arizona State University community is expressing anger and embarrassment in response to ASU’s decision not to award President Barack Obama an honorary degree when he gives the commencement speech there next month. An ASU …
After a year of devastation by hurricanes and riots, ravaged Haiti is in dire need of help.
Oprah calls on her pal Obama to help Chicago’s campaign to bring the Olympics to the Windy City in 2016.
Scientists look to answer questions about one of Washington’s most famous attractions.
Tens of thousands of Americans, from teenagers to baby boomers, soon will get a fresh chance to lend a helping hand in a time of need after Congress voted Tuesday to expand ways for Americans to serve their country and each other.
The Howard University Division of Mass Communication/Media Studies and the Department of Journalism seek to fill a tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor position in advertising and public relations.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Wednesday that America’s “insatiable” demand for illegal drugs and inability to stop weapons smuggling into Mexico are fueling an alarming spike in violence along the U.S.-Mexican border.
As Mexico’s drug violence grows and the U.S. becomes more involved, many are asking if our neighbor to the south is becoming ‘the next Iraq.’
The Obama administration plans to send more agents and equipment to the nation’s southwestern border and Mexico to fight Mexican drug cartels and keep violence from spilling over into the United States.
“You guys are future leaders of this nation,” Mrs. Obama told her guests in the East Room. “And we’re counting on you. In so many ways, we’re counting on you. So the question is: Are …
So President Barack Obama thinks he bowls like a competitor in the Special Olympics?
Kolan McConiughey, a mentally disabled man, thinks he can out-bowl Obama. (Paul Sancya / Associated Press)
He’s obviously never met Kolan McConiughey, a …
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