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US Boosts Bird Flu Emergency Funds As Hormel Cuts Jobs
The federal Office of Management and Budget has granted U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack the authority to transfer an additional $330 million in funds for the agency's handling of the avian influenza outbreak, USDA agency sources told Reuters, an exclusive report said.
Texas Attack: Muslim Activists Consider New Ways Of Countering Islamophobia, Promote Own 'Draw Muhammad' Contest
Sunday's violence in Texas has American Muslims looking for ways to counter what they see as anti-Muslim bigotry.
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Russia Updates National Security Strategy To Respond To ‘New Emerging Military Threats’
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1 In 10 US Adults Are 'Credit Invisible,' Limiting Access To Loans: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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Hillary Clinton 2016: In White House Bid, Hillary Campaigns Against Bill's Legacy
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Bank of America boosted its rating on the video-streaming service’s stock, citing long-term subscriber growth and earnings potential.
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For the first time, China will offer more flights to and from the U.S. than American carriers.
A-10 Thunderbolt Advocates John McCain And Kelly Ayotte Make Senate Plea To Save Embattled Aircraft
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Cancer Drug Costs Hit All-Time High: The $100 Billion Disease
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More US Oil And Gas Companies Expected To Default On Loans Amid Lower Oil Prices, US Banks Say
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UBS In ‘Advanced' Talks To Settle US Probe Into Foreign Exchange Manipulations
The Swiss bank is nearing a settlement with the Justice Department in ongoing investigations over currency price fixing by major financial firms.
Mexico Missing Students Update: Deaths Tied To 'Historical Inequality,' Mexican Human Rights Official Says
Only one body of 43 slain Mexican college students has been identified since September.
John Kerry’s Visit To Somalia: First US Secretary Of State To Visit The Unstable East African Nation
The unannounced visit, the first ever by a U.S. Secretary of State to the unstable east African nation, was made under tight security.
Israel’s Defense Ministry Successfully Tests Missile Propulsion System
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South China Sea Dispute: China Accuses Philippines Of Violating Code Of Conduct
The Philippines foreign ministry said that Beijing was accusing Manila to justify its own reclamation work.
Germany’s BND Must Continue To Cooperate With International Spy Agencies Including NSA: Merkel
Angela Merkel defended Germany's cooperation with the NSA, saying it was necessary to combat terrorism.
US Jury Orders Motorola Mobility To Pay $10M In Fujifilm Patent Suit
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Gunman in 'Draw Muhammad' Shooting Attack Was Under FBI Watch Years Earlier
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Obama To Name Marine General To Become Top US Military Officer
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Hillary Clinton Will Appear Before Panel On Benghazi And Give Testimony On Private Email Account
The former secretary of state also will answer questions regarding her use of a private email account.
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