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By Dana Bash and Jessica Yellin From CNN Washington (CNN) - Some senior Democratic members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus used a private White House meeting Friday to…
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By Alexander Bolton From The Hill A bipartisan group of senators on Monday said the political landscape for immigration reform has changed, boosting their hopes for passing a…
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By Paul Haven The Association Press The nominee for U.S. Secretary of State, Sen. John Kerry, once held up millions of dollars in funding for secretive U.S. democracy-building…
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By Justin Sink From The Hill President Obama will debut his plans for comprehensive immigration reform at an event Tuesday in Las Vegas, the White House said Friday. In a…
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By Peter Kornbluh From The Nation In U.S. foreign relations with hostile states, President Obama declared in his inauguration speech this week, "engagement can more durably lift…
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Lighten up Senator... By Z. Byron Wolf From The Washington Post (Editor’s Note: The original headline read: "Senator’s Joke About Invading Cuba With Coeds Draws Angry Response."…
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By Gabriel R. Sanchez From Latino Decisions The 2012 election was a watershed moment for the Latino electorate in many respects. In giving President Obama a record level of support…
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By Max J. Castro MIAMI - During the first four years of his presidency, progressives who formed the backbone of the president’s 2008 victory asked themselves whether the real…
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The Castro regime has eased travel restrictions for most of its citizens, but so far the Obama administration has taken no steps to life the long-standing embargo By Albor Ruiz From…
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Memorandum to the President / January 17, 2013 Big Bets and Black Swans: Foreign Policy Challenges for President Obama’s Second Term Brookings Foreign Policy experts have…
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