BAGHDAD -- Iraq's long delay in finalizing its government has complicated the Obama administration's drive to set up a small army of diplomats and contractors here after the end of the year, when the last American troops are supposed to leave. The lack of permanent security ministers has also slowed...
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DANIEL McLAUGHLIN UKRAINE:�UKRAINE HAS offered to send atomicpower experts who dealt with the aftermath of the 1986 Chernobyl accident to Japan to help handle the crisis at its crippled Fukushima nuclear plant. A huge explosion tore apart the Chernobyl plant in what was then the...
By JONATHAN WEISMAN And STEPHEN POWER WASHINGTON—Japan's nucleardisaster is putting new pressure on President Barack Obama's energy strategy, which has relied on calls to expand nuclear power to win support for a broader effort to promote alternatives to coal and oil. On Tuesday, the White...
By EVAN PEREZ The Obama administration is ramping up its search for a new Federal Bureau of Investigation director, as Robert Mueller's term approaches its end in early September, with former Bush and Clinton administration officials and a federal judge among those being considered. View Full Image...
Tweet - The G-8 powers failed on Tuesday to agree on a no-fly zone over Libya, a setback to the chances of swift action to halt Muammar Qadhafi's advance against rebel forces that leaves the ball with the UN Security Council. In a blow to France's efforts to use the crisis in Libya to reassert its...
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