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The more than 40 recommendations were scheduled to be released in January, but the White House said it was moving up the timetable to let Americans judge the contents themselves.
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With the move, President Obama expanded his administration's push to curtail severe penalties for drug offenses.
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Documents leaked by Edward J. Snowden reveal that an Israeli prime minister and the heads of international aid organizations were among more than 1,000 subjects of surveillance in recent years.
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The widespread disapproval, reported in the latest New York TimesCBS News poll, underscores the political challenge facing the Obama administration.
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The brave maverick who became the bitter old man is now learning to let go.
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Millions facing the cancellation of health insurance policies will be exempted from penalties if they go without next year, the White House said.
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The retailer said criminals had access to account data from Nov. 27, just before Thanksgiving, through Dec. 15.
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Mr. Goldstein, the publisher of Screw magazine, was first to present sex to his audience without the slightest pretext of classiness or subtlety.
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Senator Max Baucus of Montana, the powerful chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, is also the conflicted architect of the health care law.
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The move by BTC China, the country's biggest Bitcoin exchange, sent the price of the virtual currency tumbling in one of its biggest markets globally.
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Many Americans who don't quality for health care subsidies are facing steep premium prices.
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The American ambassador to the United Nations, Samantha Power, landed in the besieged capital of the Central African Republic on Thursday with a message: The United States is watching.
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An Afghan Army commander is said to have brokered a turfsharing deal with the Taliban, a sign of what may come once international troops withdraw.
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The latest threat came amid concerns that the North Korean leader, Kim Jongun, might stage an armed provocation to raise tensions to consolidate power.
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Who would have ever thought that Curly's logic would one day become the rationale for defending disastrous austerity policies...
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Arthur O. Sulzberger Jr. said in the letter that the content would be labeled as a paid post and appear in a different typeface.
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Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, offered a robust defense of the decision to arrest the diplomat, Devyani Khobragade, while India's foreign minister on Thursday called for the case to be dropped.
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Capital punishment is still on the books in 32 states, but for the second straight year, only nine of them put prisoners to death.
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Uninsured Americans disapprove of President Obama's health care law at nearly the same rate as those with health insurance, the new poll shows.
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On Wednesday, a review board issued more than 40 suggested changes at the National Security Agency.
