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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 2015

Page

7

Cuba Removed From U S Terrorism List Opening Door to Ties

The Obama administration formally rescinded Cuba's state sponsor of terrorism designation effective May 29 2015 amid ongoing talks to restore full diplomatic relations including embassies in Washington and Havana and the return of ambassadors. Officials cited that concerns with Cuba fall outside the terrorism designation criteria. The move ends decades of isolation and Cuban banks can resume normal finance relations. The White House welcomed the step as progress toward a more normal US Cuban relationship.

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Clinton to kick off White House bid with high profile rally

Hillary Rodham Clinton will launch her presidential bid with a high profile June 13 rally to outline her national vision in a more prominent event than earlier roundtables. The campaign expects costs to exceed 1 billion dollars and will feature former President Bill Clinton and Chelsea Clinton, who have largely stayed off the campaign trail.

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Rand Paul Pushes Liberty Platform Ahead of 2016 Primary

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul presses civil liberties themes after delaying Patriot Act renewal, hoping to convert Capitol Hill victory into early presidential momentum. He faces a divided public and a crowded Republican field while courting voters in three states before Congress resumes fights.

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