Lawmakers push for toughest Iran sanctions package
Republicans and Democrats urge congressional negotiators to enact the harshest penalties targeting Iran’s energy sector and financial institutions. With the August break near, leaders press for a comprehensive bill to deter Tehran’s nuclear aims, including energy sector blacklisting and insurance sanctions against covered entities.
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Kirk urges military option to block Iran nuclear aims
Sen Mark Kirk advocates taking a military option to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons capability, arguing it is owed to the present moment. He frames the issue as urgent and actionable despite potential risks and international considerations.
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Washington projects 1.2 trillion deficit amid slow growth
The White House says the 2012 deficit will reach 1.2 trillion, the fourth straight year with a deficit above one trillion. Growth is seen at 1.5 percent this year, with unemployment around 8 percent, and deficits easing gradually toward 2017 aided by tax increases.
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Jobless Rate Stays High as Growth Stalls in 2012
Analysts warn the U S economy shows only tepid growth near 2 percent with unemployment near 8.3 percent delaying any rapid recovery. Dow climbs as European leaders pledge euro zone unity while Obama battles Romney and deficits constrain policy.
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Obama releases 70 million in Israel military aid
President Obama unveiled additional aid to Israel totaling 70 million to expand Iron Dome rocket defense production. He signed a bill boosting military and civilian cooperation, reiterating an unshakable commitment as Romney prepares a Jerusalem visit. The White House timeline aimed to contrast Romney’s trip and highlight aid levels.
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Romney's Olympic fallout tests Romney's rivalable positioning
Romney faced political fallout after insulting Britain's Olympic handling during the London Games. Democrats seized on his missteps as Obama praised Britain and backed Israel, complicating Romney's three nation diplomacy tour and his Olympic credentials. Karl Rove commented on the GOP setback.
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