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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton joined a NATO foreign ministers meeting Friday to sell the new U.S. war plan for Afghanistan to wary allies, and the top NATO official predicted a "new momentum" in the war effort in 2010.
$1.4 Billion Appropriated, but Only $26 Million Spent Due to Bureaucratic Hurdles, GAO Report Finds
Kids these days ... they don't appreciate all the stupidity and meanness that their mothers and grandmothers had to endure.
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton defend President Obama's war strategy before a skeptical Senate Armed Services Committee.
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama is delaying moving the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv. A 1995 U.S. law recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital and ordered that the embassy be relocated there.
Top White House advisers appeared before congressional committees Thursday to answer tough questions about President Obama's Afghanistan strategy. Ray Suarez reports.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday the United States will pursue "real concerns" about allegations of corruption in the government of Afghan President Hamid Karzai.
MILL CREEK — Last year, a group of Heatherwood Middle School students clothed and fed 500 Everett residents as part of a service project.
Three Secret Service officers are on administrative leave after the security breach at last week's White House dinner, an episode President Barack Obama said hasn't shaken his confidence in his protectors.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Pakistan on Wednesday to do more to go after militants on their territory but sought to allay Islamabad's concerns over increased U.S. troops in neighboring Afghanistan.
Only 2 percent of promised aid has arrived, GAO finds
President Obama said he would begin to draw U.S. forces out of Afghanistan in July 2011, even after sending some 30,000 more troops by mid-2010.
President Obama's 18-month deadline for starting the Afghanistan pullout didn't survive its first 18 hours.
Lawmakers from both parties searched for weaknesses Wednesday in President Obama's newly announced Afghan strategy, focusing on what many said was a contradiction between his promise to begin removing U.S. troops in 18 months and his caveat that departures will depend on "conditions on the ground."
KABUL -- President Hamid Karzai on Thursday put a brave face on President Barack Obama's decision to start pulling out troops in mid-2011, saying in his first public response that it will push Afghans to take control of their own destiny.
Different versions of White House line on troop pullout emerge
