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North Korea Submarine Missile Test Condemned By UN Security Council; Obama Rejects Pyongyang’s Proposal

US President Barack Obama rejected Pyongyang’s offer to halt nuclear tests if Washington ended its annual military exercises with South Korea.

Obama Praises Germany’s Merkel Ahead Of Visit While Thousands Protest Trade Deal

The U.S. president is set to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel Sunday to discuss global economy, terrorism, transatlantic security and a free trade pact.

Post-Brexit UK-US Trade Deal Could Take A Decade, Obama Tells BBC

A trade deal between Britain and the U.S. could take five to 10 years to negotiate if Britain votes to leave the EU at a June 23 referendum, Barack Obama told the BBC.

Small Cable Companies To FCC: Set-Top-Box Rules Would Put Us Out Of The TV Business

Many smaller cable companies say that handing over programming streams to third parties, as the FCC proposes, would bankrupt them.

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US Aids Iraqi Army, But Sectarian Tensions Threaten Prime Minister Abadi’s Future

Although the U.S. has invested a tremendous amount of resources in Iraq, the country’s sectarian tensions are frustrating hopes for long-term political reform.

Time Magazine Lets Benefactor Of Argentine President Write Glowing Review Of Argentine President

An article by billionaire Paul Singer fawned over Argentinia’s new president, but failed to mention a big number.

Russia Economy 2016: No GDP Growth Expected Amid Low Oil Prices, Sanctions, Government Officials Admit

Russian government officials have admitted they expect no economic growth in 2016.

How Many Alexander Hamiltons Will New Harriet Tubman Currency Cost The Federal Government?

Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew announced Wednesday Harriet Tubman will appear on the $20 bill, displacing Andrew Jackson.

Obama Saudi Arabia Speech: Muslim Nations Promise To Fight ISIS

The president said the Gulf nations also agreed to help Iraq, a request he had been planning to make during this trip.

Koch Brothers Fighting Grand Canyon National Park Conservation Effort, Tax Records Suggest

A proposed uranium mining ban would grant federal protection to 1.7 million acres of land in the Grand Canyon.

An MQ-9 Reaper drone preparing for a mission in Afghanistan.

Drone Strikes Account For More US Military Attacks Than Conventional Warplanes

A review of data conducted by Reuters found that 56 percent of bombs dropped in Afghanistan were from drones in 2015.

ISIS Executes At Least 250 Women For Refusing ‘Temporary Marriage’ In Iraq’s Mosul

The women in Iraq’s Mosul had reportedly been ordered to accept “temporary marriages” to the militants, and were all put to death after their refusal.

'Game Of Thrones' Season 6: Bold Predictions For Jon Snow, Dragons In Westeros And More

The epic HBO hit returns on Sunday, but there's more to this season than just Jon Snow.

Taliban’s Differences From ISIS Are The Key To Its Success In Afghanistan

The Islamic State group, the Taliban and the Afghan government are fighting for control of Afghanistan. But only one of these groups is consolidating its position.

Donald Trump: As President, I’ll Replace US Federal Reserve Chief Janet Yellen

In an interview published late Tuesday, the presidential candidate also said he backed efforts to diminish the Fed’s power and allow congressional audits.

UK Brexit Vote Consequences For US: Amid Tied Polls, Obama To Encourage EU Solidarity Ahead Of Referendum

Britain has long been one of America’s closest allies in Europe, and a Brexit would pose major economic and diplomatic problems.

Russia-NATO Relations 2016 Update: Meeting Fails To Mend Relationship Amid Aggressive Military Maneuvers, Ukraine Crisis

NATO’s general-secretary noted “persistent disagreements” at the first meeting of the NATO-Russia Council since the start of the Ukraine conflict in 2014.

Saudi Arabia To Secure $10 Billion Bank Loan To Fix Budget Shortfall Caused By Lower Oil Prices

The oil-rich kingdom aims to plug a widening budget gap caused by the collapse in oil prices over the past two years.

Marijuana 4/20 Quotes 2016: Funny, Inspirational National Weed Day Sayings To Share On Reefer Holiday

“Herb is the healing of a nation," Jamaican reggae artist Bob Marley once said of marijuana.

North Korea fifth nuclear test, US Defectors sanctions

US Threatens More Sanctions If North Korea Conducts Fifth Nuclear Test While Pyongyang Searches For 7 Defectors

A U.S. diplomat said that further sanctions may be aimed at cutting off the remittance of hard cash earned by North Korean workers abroad to their country.

Obama Heads To Saudi Arabia To Face Uneasy Middle East Allies

In Riyadh, the U.S. president faces a daunting task — mending strained relations with America’s traditional regional ally.

Flint Water Crisis: Michigan Prosecutors To Lodge Felony Charges Wednesday: Report

Michigan officials will reportedly file felony charges against three people over contaminated drinking water in a poverty-stricken city.

‘I’ll Be 90 Years Old Soon’: Fidel Castro Makes Rare Public Speech Saying His Ideals Will Outlive Him

The former Cuban leader, a longtime U.S. foe, made a rare public speech Tuesday marking his brother’s re-election as head of the Communist Party.

Afghanistan Terror Attack Updates: Taliban Hits Kabul In Worst Attack Since 2011

The Tuesday morning bombing and gun attack in Afghanistan's capital resulted in 30 deaths and 320 injuries.

Amid Russia-US Military Maneuvers, NATO Talks Move Forward With Atmosphere Of ‘Mistrust’

Breakthroughs are not expected in the first Russia-NATO talks since the start of the Ukraine crisis following provocative Russian military maneuvers in the Baltic Sea.