Japan Says No Trade Deal With US As Obama Prepares To Leave For South Korea
"This time we can't say there's a basic agreement," Economy Minister Akira Amari said, as differences over cars and farm products remain.
Is 'Net Neutrality’ Dead? FCC Rules Could Let Service Providers Charge For Internet 'Fast Lanes'
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The U.S. said further sanctions are ready to be deployed, while Russia's foreign minister accused the U.S. of "running the show" in Ukraine.
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Syrian opposition activists reported that helicopters dropped chlorine gas on Kfar Zeita on April 11 and 12.
US Says It Will Decide On Imposing New Sanctions On Russia 'In Days' If No Russian Action Is Taken In Ukraine
The U.S. will consider more sanctions soon if Russia doesn't move to implement an agreement to ease tensions in Ukraine.
Russia Claims Ukraine Is ‘Grossly Breaching’ Agreement, Hints At Military Intervention
Less than a week after an agreement to resolve the crisis in Ukraine, new violence has been reported in the country's east section.
Biden Offers US Aid Allocation Assistance For Ukraine Economy, Energy Sector
U.S. Vice President Biden will offer both resource allocation and energy technology assistance during a Monday visit to Kiev.
Shinzo Abe Sends Traditional Offering to Yasukuni Shrine Leading To Criticism From China and South Korea
A number of Japanese lawmakers are also expected to visit the shrine during the ongoing spring festival.
Obama Signs A Law Banning Visas To Envoys Linked With Terrorist And Espionage Activities; Blocks Iran Envoy
According to an agreement, the U.S. is ordinarily obligated to grant visas to people invited to the United Nations headquarters.
US-Japan Trade Deal Still Out Of Reach Before Obama-Abe Summit
A week before Obama's visit to Tokyo, differences remain on key issues.
Keystone XL Pipeline: State Department Will Extend Comment Period
The comment period will be extended, most likely putting any decision after Election Day.
Divers Struggle In Search For South Korean Ferry Survivors
Coastguard, navy and private divers scoured the site of the accident, about 12 miles off the country's southwestern coast.
Ukraine On ‘Brink Of Civil War’ As Diplomats Reach Initial Agreement
Ukrainian, Russian and Western diplomats try to quell deepening unrest in Ukraine, but on the ground, the situation remains tense.
Three Dead In East Ukraine, Putin Warns Of 'Abyss'
Kiev fears that the Russian leader will use any violence as a pretext to launch an invasion.
Separatists Take Armored Vehicles, Humiliate Ukraine Forces
Separatists drove six armored personnel carriers into the town of Slaviansk to waves and shouts of "Russia! Russia!"
Russia: We May Go To WTO Over Sanctions
Russia is looking at the possibility of filing a lawsuit against the U.S. at the World Trade Organization over sanctions affecting Russian banks.
Democrats Gain Favor On Health Care Issue: Reuters/Ipsos Poll
Upbeat news on Obamacare signups has given the administration an advantage over Republicans.
Was The Hillary Clinton Shoe-Throwing Incident Staged? Herman Cain, Rush Limbaugh Raise Possibility It Was Faked [POLL]
Add Herman Cain to the list of conservatives who believe the incident may have been a calculated move by Hillary Clinton.
US Says More Sanctions For Russia Likely, But Not Before Thursday Meeting On Ukraine
Envoys from Russia, Ukraine, the European Union and the United States are scheduled to meet Thursday to discuss the Ukraine crisis.
Brad Pitt To Play General Stanley McChrystal In David Michod’s Afghanistan War Film, 'The Operators,' Based On Michael Hastings’ 2011 Book
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Obama And Putin Talk About Ukraine On Phone With No Progress; EU Decides To Expand Sanctions On Russia
Separatist groups that favor Russia have taken over Ukrainian government buildings in Donetsk, Lugansk, Kharkov and Slavyansk.
Ukraine: Separatists Expand Control In East As Kiev Pleads For UN Aid
The interim government has yet to follow through with promises to use military might to retake eastern Ukraine.
Edward Snowden Calls Guardian Pulitzer Prize A "Vindication" And Says The Guardian "Has Given Us A Better Future"
Read Snowden's full statement on the Guardian-Washington Post prize.
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