Broad Iran concessions offered to curb nuclear program
World powers proposed allowing Iran limited highly enriched uranium with restrictions while easing some sanctions, aiming to keep diplomacy alive. Washington coverage notes Supreme Court conservatives skeptical of core Voting Rights Act preclearance provision, signaling potential limits on federal voting protections as Kennedy cites changing times.
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Obama Honors Rosa Parks at Capitol Statue Unveiling
President Obama praised Rosa Parks at the first full-length statue of a Black woman in the Capitol. He contrasted Jim Crow tolerance with ongoing inequality and urged action, noting the timing ahead of a Supreme Court same sex marriage case.
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Nations look to grow Syrian aid in Rome talks
The United States and allies edge toward non lethal aid for Syria's rebels in Rome as Britain France and Italy discuss weapons less support and training. The plan may include meals medical kits armor vehicles and governance programs with potential future direct aid to the Free Syrian Army. About 70 000 have died in the conflict.
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Shutdown Threat Looms as House GOP Maps Next Steps
In Washington the threat of automatic budget cuts and a looming shutdown looms as Republicans plan a vote to fund operations through September while preserving 85 billion in cuts. A White House meeting with President Obama and leaders could shape the path forward amid partisan division.
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Police Republicans clash over assault weapon ban in Congress
In Washington lawmakers and law enforcement officials sparred over a proposed assault weapon ban during the first Senate Judiciary Committee hearing since the Newtown, Connecticut shooting. Neil Heslin, father of a Sandy Hook victim, urged restrictions while Republicans questioned effectiveness and rights concerns.
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Hagel sworn in as defense secretary vows engagement over dictation
Decorated Vietnam veteran Chuck Hagel takes the oath at a Pentagon ceremony promising to renew alliances and engage the world rather than dictate to others. He warns of sequestration impacts on personnel and readiness while stressing thoughtful use of resources and cautious U.S. leadership with allies.
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