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Fort Lauderdale Cops

Racist Obama Texts Cost 3 South Florida Cops Their Jobs

Although exchanging racist text messages is not criminal behavior, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department nevertheless dismissed three cops in South Florida because their conduct was inexcusable and the department has zero tolerance for such kinds of behavior.

President Barack Obama on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'

Obama Makes Appearance In 'Jimmy Kimmel Live', Opens Up About Ferguson Shooting, Reads Mean Tweets And Responds To Other Issues

President Barack Obama made his first appearance as one of Jimmy Kimmel's guests on his show. The President offered his first official comment on the recent shootings of the police officers in Ferguson, Missouri and in fashion to the show's sequence he also read out 'Mean Tweets' about himself and addressed other issues last March 12, according to the Verge.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) is greeted by U.S. House leaders at the Capitol Hill, March 3, 2015.

Republicans Find Rallying Point As They Hit Obama's Foreign Policy

Republicans on Capitol Hill have zeroed in on challenging the foreign policy of President Barack, particularly in the way he handles the nuclear arms negotiations with Iran, and the crisis in Eastern Ukraine perpertuated by Russian-backed separatists.

U.S. State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki

State Department's Psaki is Obama's New Communications Chief

US State Department Spokeswoman Jen Psaki is President Barack Obama's new communications director.

Obama Asks Congress To Authorize Three-Year Fight Vs. ISIS

President Barack Obama had asked Congress to authorize a three-year use of military force in its battle against the Islamic state.

Obama at DHS

30,000 Homeland Security Workers to Face Furloughs Amid Budget Stalemate

Over 30,000 US Department of Homeland Security personnel will be forced to take a furlough if Congress fails to fund the department by month's end.

Pope Francis

Pope Francis to Speak Before U.S. Congress in September

Pope Francis will be speaking before the US Congress in September, making him the first pontiff to ever stand on its rostrum.

Atlas V

Obama Proposes $18.5 Billion NASA Budget that will also Send Humans to Mars

This budget is pivotal to fully funding the agency's initiatives.

U.S-Cuba

U.S., Cuba Clash Over Immigration in Historic Talks

The U.S. and Cuba are in disagreement over U.S. immigration policies as the first session of high-level talks between the two countries to possibly restore diplomatic ties between the Cold War rivals began Wednesday.

Obama Wants To Give Students Two Free Years In Community College

United States President Barack Obama is reportedly aiming to give students studying at community colleges two free years but the Republican-run Congress needs to approve the bill first and a bipartisan appeal.

US President Barack Obama

Obama Threatens To Veto 3 Bills To Be Passed In Congress

The Republican-controlled Congress plans to pass top-priority bills in the coming weeks but the White House said U.S. President Barack Obama might use his veto power against three bills as he is continuously challenged by the Party.

Obama Hawaii Christmas Vacation

Obamas Spend Christmas In Secluded Hawaii Beach

U.S. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama spent part of their family Christmas vacation in Hawaii thanking military men and their families stationed at the island's Marine Corps Base in Kaneohe Bay.

Sony

Real-life Olivia Pope Gets Hired to Handle Sony Hack

Sony Pictures Entertainment has been on hot seat since they cancelled the premiere of their movie The Interview that stars James Franco and Seth Rogen.

Niu Ziru

9-Year-Old Boy's Advice To Chinese President Xi Jinping: Lose Some Weight

A nine-year-old boy from a primary school identified as Niu Ziru has written a letter to Chinese President Xi Jinping via a school project and he pondered his thoughts about a mission to Mars and advising "Grandpa Xi" to lose some weight.

Gross released

American Hostage Alan Gross Released by Cuba, Paving the Way for Easing of U.S. Sanctions

American contractor Alan Gross landed on U.S. soil Wednesday, hours after he was released by Cuba in a gesture that signals the beginning of new U.S.-Cuban relationships.

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