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Obama Appoints First Female To Lead Secret Service
Julia Pierson
Julia Pierson is the first woman to run the Secret Service agency.
Read more...Biden's Office Issues Apology to Student Journalist
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The reporter was forced to delete photos he took at an event the Vice President attended.
Read more...Iran Says Nuclear Talks Reached 'Turning Point'
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Satellite image of suspected Fordo nuclear facility (Creative Commons).
The world powers dropped two of their three demands.
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U.S. Hesitates To Aid French
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As France looks to support Mali, the Obama Administration is still considering the pros and cons.
Read more...PA Gov. Set To Sue NCAA Over Penn State Sanctions
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Gov. Tom Corbett is ready to fight the NCAA over sanctions on Penn State.
Read more...PA Gov. Set To Sue NCAA Over Penn State Sanctions
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Gov. Tom Corbett is ready to fight the NCAA over sanctions on Penn State.
Read more...East Coast Port Strike Averted, Negotiations Continue
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Unions have postponed striking until February 6. (Creative Commons/James H. Branard Jr. Port of Houston Collection)
14 US ports could have gone offline at the cost of $1 billion a day to the U.S. economy.
Read more...North Korea Launches Rocket, Deploys Object Into Orbit
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (Creative Commons).
North Korea is banned from developing nuclear and missile-related technology.
Read more...Syrian Chemical Weapons Fear Prompt International Action
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The international community looks to opposition group as alternative government.
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