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Gingrich edges away from hawkish past on campaign trail
By Ralph Z. Hallow - The Washington Times
Once considered a leading voice of the foreign interventionist wing of the Republican Party, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich on the presidential campaign trail this year has been edging away from his trademark “Make my day” aggressiveness toward those hostile to the United States. Published March 19, 2012 Comments
Federation on front lines of health law battle
By Paige Winfield Cunningham - The Washington Times
As the Supreme Court prepares for an epic legal clash next month on the constitutionality of President Obama’s health care law, Dan Danner admits to a certain feeling of vindication. Published February 22, 2012 Comments
Lawmaker: Obama wooing youth vote with tuition costs
By Ben Wolfgang and Tim Devaney - The Washington Times
President Obama keeps tossing ideas to curb rising college tuition costs against the wall in the hope that a few will stick and re-energize young voters ahead of the November election, the Republican chairman of the House Education and the Workforce Committee contends. Published February 8, 2012 Comments
General: ‘Use drones to kill’ the Taliban in Pakistan
By Rowan Scarborough - The Washington Times
A longtime adviser to U.S. commanders in Afghanistan says now is the time for President Obama to change strategy and target Taliban leaders ensconced in Pakistan. Published February 8, 2012 Comments
Palestinian leader dismisses presidential rumors
By Ben Birnbaum - The Washington Times
A top Palestinian leader says he will not run for president, even as the two main Palestinian factions inch toward a unity deal that would allow elections as early as May. Published January 23, 2012 Comments
Tax-credit debate imperils wind power
By Ben Wolfgang - The Washington Times
U.S. wind power faces an uncertain future as lawmakers grapple over whether to extend a key tax credit that has for years helped the business compete financially with fossil fuels. Published January 18, 2012 Comments
Sri Lankan ambassador promises accountability from war-crimes defendants
By Ashish Kumar Sen - The Washington Times
Sri Lanka will hold accountable every person accused of war crimes during its decades-long civil conflict, the island nation’s ambassador to the U.S. says. Published December 27, 2011 Comments
Business leader: Regulations stunt growth
By Tim Devaney - The Washington Times
The U.S. business community is facing “an epidemic” of regulatory overreach from the Obama administration that is creating uncertainty for corporate leaders and holding back the economic recovery, a top business leader warned Tuesday. Published December 20, 2011 Comments
FCC official: ‘Internet freedom’ threatened
By Tim Devaney - The Washington Times
The United States is unprepared for an international fight that’s brewing over whether the Internet will remain free from government regulations or fall increasingly under the control of emerging global powers, Federal Communications Commissioner Robert McDowell warned Monday Published December 19, 2011 Comments
Kosovo leader speaks softly, carries big hope
By Guy Taylor - The Washington Times
The president of Kosovo is troubled when her 3-year-old nation is compared to other regions with separatist movements, whether in northern Spain, the Middle East, the former Soviet bloc or Asia. Published December 18, 2011 Comments
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NFIB leader not impressed by GOP hopefuls
By David Hood - The Washington Times
He's been sharply critical of President Obama and his economic agenda, but Dan Danner, president of the National Federation of Independent Business, said he has not been overly impressed so far by what the opposition is offering for small businesses.
Venezuela candidate vows new U.S. ties
By Ben Birnbaum - The Washington Times
A leading Venezuelan presidential candidate says he would reverse the foreign policy of leftist strongman Hugo Chavez, whose precarious health has prompted speculation that he will not be alive for next year's election.
EU weighs greater unity for euro, financial stability
By Gabriele Steinhauser and Don Melvin - Associated Press
European leaders were wrestling Thursday over how much of their sovereignty they are willing to give up in a desperate attempt to save the ambitious project of continental unity that grew from the ashes of World War II.
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Figures point to securer border, but risk of death for illegals still high
By Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times
Amid all of the apparently good news about security along the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona, ...
At two-year mark, health law’s legacy is confusion
By Paige Winfield Cunningham - The Washington Times
Two years after congressional Democrats squeezed out enough votes to pass President Obama’s health care ...
Aide says Cheney had heart transplant
By Kasie Hunt - Associated Press
Former Vice President Dick Cheney had a heart transplant Saturday and is recovering at a ...
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