| The court says Arizona's "proof of citizenship" requirements go far beyond federal requirements, creating a burden for voters. |
| Iran's president-elect says economy will take time. Iran reformists dance in streets for new president. Moderate cleric wins Iran's presidential vote |
| Turkish protesters remain defiant amid police crackdown. Turkish PM supporters turn out in force at rally. Turkish Standoff May Near End |
| By Patrick Rucker and Valerie Volcovici WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama has vowed to tackle climate change in his second term, but so far has not acted to strengthen a tool that does not require backing from Congress - the National Environmental Policy Act. ... |
| UK territories sign on to tax-avoidance crackdown. Reformist Rowhani surprises with lead in Iran election. Turkish PM supporters turn out in force at rally |
| By Patrick Temple-West and Karl Plume WASHINGTON/CINCINNATI (Reuters) - A current and a former top tax official have been physically threatened in recent weeks as the scandal over Internal Revenue Service targeting of Tea Party and other conservative groups has gathered steam, people famil... |
| Obama: Being a good father isn't easy. Cameron pledges to 'sweep away' tax secrecy in UK. Partial vote count in Iran gives Rowhani wide lead |
| Obama: Being a good father isn't easy. Hundreds in Hong Kong protest NSA surveillance. Newtown marks six months since shootings with new push on guns |
| By Noah Barkin BERLIN (Reuters) - Cheered like a rock star when he passed through Berlin five years ago on his way to the White House, Barack Obama faces a cooler reception and tough questions about U.S. spying methods when he returns next week for talks with Angela Merkel and a speech at ... |
| By Warren Strobel and Matt Spetalnick WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Obama's decision to arm Syrian rebels for the first time follows an intense, nearly two-year debate within the White House in which the president and his closest advisers consistently expressed skepticism about U.S.... |
By David Morgan WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the final months leading up to the launch of the key piece of President Barack Obama's healthcare reforms, the administration is preparing a public-education campaign designed to connect directly with the audience most critical for the law'... |
| NEW YORK (Reuters) - New Jersey's State Supreme Court said on Friday it would hear a challenge to Governor Chris Christie's plan to hold a special election in October to fill the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by the death of Senator Frank Lautenberg. The state's highest court sa... |
| By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives passed a massive defense bill on Friday that includes measures to block President Barack Obama's plans to close the Guantanamo Bay prison, underscoring the tough fight ahead for the White House as it seeks to... |
| By Gabriel Debenedetti WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Friday it would nominate six people for U.S. ambassadorships, including three who were closely connected to President Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign. The move follows Obama's nomin... |
| By Andrew Osborn LONDON (Reuters) - Wikileaks founder Julian Assange said on Friday that Britain had prevented NSA leaker Edward Snowden from flying to London out of loyalty to its ally, the United States. In an interview given to Reuters and others ahead of the first... |
| WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Finance Committee leaders on Friday urged U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to press India to reverse government actions they said threaten millions of U.S. jobs in pharmaceutical, information technology and creative industries. We cannot afford to sit back ... |
| WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will defend U.S. phone and internet surveillance efforts during G8 talks next week, explaining to other leaders the importance of the tools in fighting terrorism, and safeguards in place to prevent abuse of the data, said Ben Rhodes, Obama's deputy national secu... |
| By Alina Selyukh and Roberta Rampton WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama is directing federal agencies to look for ways to eventually share more of their radio airwaves with the private sector as the growing use of smartphones and tablets ratchets up the demand for spectrum, acco... |
| By Noah Barkin BERLIN (Reuters) - Cheered like a rockstar when he passed through Berlin five years ago on his way to the White House, Barack Obama faces a cooler reception and tough questions about U.S. spying methods when he returns next week for talks with Angela Merkel and a speech at t... |
| WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will order federal agencies to look for ways they can eventually share more of their airwaves with consumers and businesses that will need more of the spectrum for smartphones and tablets, the White House said on Friday. Dozens of agencies rese... |
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