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Iran’s Rohani says hopes all countries will use chance of friendly ties

(Reuters) – Iran’s president-elect Hassan Rohani said on Monday a new opportunity had been created for friendly relations between the Islamic Republic and the world, and he hoped all countries would take the opportunity to build friendly relations. He also said Iran was ready to show more transparency on its nuclear program. “I hope that [...]

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Iran’s president-elect says to pursue moderate foreign policy

DUBAI (Reuters) – Iran’s president-elect, Hassan Rohani, said on Monday he would revive constructive interaction with the world. “Your government … will follow up national goals … in the path of saving the country’s economy, revive ethics and constructive interaction with the world through moderation,” Rohani said in his first news conference since he was [...]

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President-elect Rohani says Iran ready to show more nuclear transparency

DUBAI (Reuters) – President-elect Hassan Rohani said on Monday that Iran was ready to show more transparency on its nuclear program but was not ready to suspend uranium enrichment. “Our nuclear programs are completely transparent. But we are ready to show greater transparency and make clear for the whole world that the steps of the [...]

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US, Cuba to resume talks on direct mail, official says

The United States and Cuba will resume talks this week on restarting direct mail service despite a deadlock between Washington and Havana over detainees that has largely stalled most rapprochement efforts, a U.S. official said Monday.  Full News here – FOXNews.com

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Rubio thinks immigration bill in good shape; Graham says a GOP block would add to party’s ‘death spiral’

The top Republican in crafting the Senate’s sweeping immigration-reform legislation acknowledged Sunday the bill still has flaws, while a fellow GOP senator said their party blocking its passage will only add to their “demographic death spiral.” Full News here – FOXNews.com

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Cheney Defends Surveillance and Says Leaks Were Traitorous

Former Vice President Dick Cheney, in an appearance on “Fox News Sunday,” defended the newly disclosed electronic surveillance programs operated by the government and called the former N.S.A. contract worker who disclosed them a traitor. Full News here – The Caucus

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Cheney says NSA monitoring could have prevented 9/11

The United States might have been able to prevent the deadly Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington had controversial National Security Agency surveillance practices been in place at the time, former Vice President Dick Cheney said Sunday. Full News here – NBCNews.com: More politics

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George H.W. Bush doesn’t think we’ve had enough Bushes in the White House, Jeb says

In an interview with Matt Lauer ahead of the opening of George W. Bush’s presidential library in April, former first lady Barbara Bush was asked how she felt about her son Jeb, the former governor of Florida, being a possible presidential candidate in 2016. “We’ve had enough Bushes,” Barbara Bush replied bluntly. Her husband doesn’t [...]

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Rand Paul says U.S. taxpayers are funding a ‘war on Christianity’

American taxpayers are paying for a “war on Christianity” at home and abroad, Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul said during a speech at a conservative conference Thursday. “There is a war on Christianity,” Paul told an audience of mostly evangelical Christians and Jews during a luncheon at the annual Faith and Freedom Conference in Washington. [...]

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Syrian president has used chemical weapons, crossing ‘red line,’ US says

The White House announced Thursday that the Obama administration has conclusive evidence that Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime has used chemical weapons against his opposition, killing up to 150 people in the last year and crossing what President Obama has called a “red line” that would lead to greater American involvement in the crisis. Full [...]

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