Bergdahl stable at Texas hospital no meeting with parents yet
United States Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, freed after five years as a Taliban prisoner, remained in stable condition at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio and has not met his parents. Army officials said he is physically fit to debrief but unaware of the controversy surrounding his capture.
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U.S. Army
Bowe Bergdahl
Texas
Bergdahl
Germany
Col
Bradley Poppen
Brooke Army Medical Center
Obama visits Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in Cannon Ball
President Obama visited the Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Nation in Cannon Ball North Dakota to pledge government support for tribal nations. He and Michelle met leaders and youths, honored Native American veterans with dance and song, and highlighted reforms in Indian education broadband and infrastructure to aid tribal communities.
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Reuters
Barack Obama
Michelle Obama
Standing Rock Sioux
Cannonball
N.C
North Dakota
Obama
Michelle
Cannon Ball
Washington
Standing Rock
White House
Montana
Crow Nation
United States
Bureau of Indian Education
Tea Party challenger eyes House leadership bid
Idaho Rep. Raul Labrador launches a challenge to California's Kevin McCarthy for majority leader, backed by outside Tea Party groups like FreedomWorks and Campaign for Liberty. Cantor's Virginia primary loss sparks talk of change as red-state conservatives seek stronger leadership. The secret ballot vote is set for Thursday.
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Raul Labrador
Idaho
California
Kevin McCarthy
House
Labrador
Eric Cantor
Virginia
McCarthy
Freedom Works
Campaign For Liberty
Surge of Central American minors believed to stay spurs border crossing
Washington officials warn against families sending children while noting tens of thousands of minors have entered Texas from Guatemala Honduras and El Salvador driven by violence and a belief they will be allowed to stay under Obama policies. U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson says illegal border crossings including children are not eligible for citizenship and removals are priorities.
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Texas
Obama
Administration
Homeland Security
Jeh Johnson
Guatemala
Honduras
el Salvador
Rio Grande Valley
No timeline for border abuse investigations into unaccompanied minors
CBP chief R. Gil Kerlikowske said investigations into abuse allegations by border agents lack detail such as when where and who hindering timely inquiry amid a humanitarian surge. Officials cite 24000 unaccompanied minors detained in 2013 with potential 60000 more this year and case by case decisions on reunification or removal.
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U.S
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Customs and Border Protection
R. Gil Kerlikowske
Border Patrol
United States
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Kerlikowske
Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Homeland Security
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