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WASHINGTON: Barack Obama may have made his name peddling hope and change, but his aspiration politics concealed a ruthless streak now being turned on the man who wants his job: Mitt Romney. President Obama and his hard-eyed political consultants have unleashed a long-planned attack on the Republican's corporate past, seeking to turn November's election on Romney's character rather than his own economic record. The president, who did not hesitate to go negative on Democratic primary foe Hillary ...
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WASHINGTON: The race for the White House is tightening up with President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney in a dead heat on the question of who could best fix the economy, a new poll showed Tuesday. The incumbent and his all-but-certain challenger are tied at 47 percent apiece on handling the economy, according to the survey by ABC News and The Washington Post, although if the election were held today Obama would enjoy a narrow ...
WASHINGTON: Forty-three Catholic dioceses, universities and other organizations have filed 12 suits across several US states challenging a federal requirement that their health plans cover birth control. The complaints filed Monday follow similar action by seven US states in February, and could deepen an election-year row pitting Democrats and women's rights groups against conservatives and major Catholic institutions. According to one of the new complaints, a copy of which was obtained by AFP, the groups say President ...
MEXICO CITY: President Felipe Calderon's reliance on the army in Mexico's war on drugs was shaken in the past days with the arrest of three generals and a lieutenant colonel on corruption charges. With Mexico's presidential election just six weeks away and political campaigns in full swing, supporters allege that at least one of the arrests is politically motivated. Most shocking was the detention of retired major general Tomas Angeles, a close aid to Defense Minister Guillermo ...
SANTO DOMINGO: Danilo Medina, an economist backed by the ruling party, was leading the Dominican Republic's presidential race, according to partial results on Monday, but the opposition challenged the figures. Medina was leading with 51.4 percent of the vote to 46.6 percent for ex-president Hipolito Mejia, with slightly more than 47.3 percent of the precincts reporting, electoral authorities said. After casting his vote Sunday, Medina told reporters he was convinced he would win, and said that after ...
CHICAGO: US President Barack Obama declared Sunday that the world was behind his strategy to end the war in Afghanistan, as more than 50 leaders gathered to hammer out a withdrawal plan at a key NATO summit. The United States recognized the "hardship" Afghanistan had been through and realized its people "desperately want peace and security," Obama said as he met Afghan President Hamid Karzai on the sidelines of the Chicago talks. "What this NATO summit reflects ...
CAMP DAVID: US President Barack Obama hailed progress made in tackling European economic crisis at the end of a G8summit on Saturday, noting leaders' agreement that growth and jobs must be the top priority. "As all of the leaders here today agree, growth and jobs must be our top priority," Obama said capping the Camp David summit. "The direction the debate has taken recently should give us confidence that Europe is taking significant steps to manage ...

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