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May 21, 2009
AP - President Barack Obama finds himself in a political box at home and abroad on closing the Guantanamo Bay prison, and he has prepared a major address on national security in hopes of working out of the tight spot.
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AFP - US President Barack Obama aims to grab back the initiative in a riotous debate unleashed by his order to shut Guantanamo Bay, under political fire from critics and allies alike.
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AP - Russia's foreign minister warned Wednesday that Moscow will demand that U.S. plans for a missile defense system be on the table during nuclear arms control talks.
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Reuters - It is highly unlikely that Lebanese Hezbollah militants have more weapons now in southern Lebanon than they did at the time of their 2006 war with Israel, the head of U.N. peacekeeping said Wednesday.
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AP - It's an end of an era for the thousands of college students who rely on MasterCard or Visa to get them through tight times.
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AP - European leaders enthusiastically praised President Barack Obama's new Afghan strategy at a NATO summit Saturday but held their ground on a central disagreement and offered only military trainers and extra security forces for upcoming elections.
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Politico: Most liberals implicitly trust Obama more than any Democrat in recent memory, and they understand that not every compromise he makes is a sellout.
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The nation's top two intelligence officers expect to be replaced by President-elect Barack Obama early in his administration, according to senior intelligence officials, the Washington Post reports.
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Last week, President-elect Barack Obama launched a Web site with detailed information about his plans for technology, Iraq, and health care policies. Now they're gone, reports CNET's Declan McCullagh.
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