Federal officials seek home work access and email probe
Roundup includes Kraushaar harassment claims at new job after leaving INS. Obama cuts taxpayer funded promotional items. Turkish earthquake deaths and rescue efforts in Van. State Dept eyes Keystone XL reroute to avoid Nebraska sensitive areas delaying decision past 2012 election.
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Karen Kraushaar
Herman Cain
Trade Association
Associated Press
Kraushaar
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Treasury Department
Immigration Service
Barack Obama
Obama
Van
State Department
Canada
Nebraska
U S
TransCanada Corp
Alberta
Texas Gulf Coast
Sandhills
Ogallala
Incumbents Face Troubled Path in 2012 Races
Voters backed incumbents in many state and local contests while signaling competitive 2012 cycles. Ohio rejected a union bargaining limit but approved a symbolic health care mandate exemption, hinting at ongoing battles over pensions, unions, and the Obama health plan amid persistent jobs concerns.
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Mississippi
Conception
Ohio
New Jersey
Chris
Christie
Iowa
Senate
Arizona
Russell Pearce
Barack Obama
Virginia
Iran nuclear row tests Western unity and Russia’s veto
Western powers weigh tighter Iran sanctions after a U.N. watchdog report on possible weapons programs. Russia opposes new measures, warning of grave security consequences, while France backs stronger action and Israel pushes for limits on Tehran. Oil price risks loom if sanctions bite. Iran argues its program serves energy and research.
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United Arab Emirates
Iran
U.N
Russia
U.N. Security Council
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Paris
Alain Juppe
France
Israel
Patrick Clawson
Washington Institute For
OPEC
Islamic Republic
Europe
Jamie Webster
Washington
Asia
Security Council
China
Air Force faces renewed embarrassment over nuclear and mortuary lapses
The Air Force confronts fresh criticism after failures in nuclear weapon handling and mortuary operations. The Dover affair and past arming mistakes trace to strain from two ongoing wars, prompting leadership shakeups and intense oversight reforms.
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Washington
Air Force
Dover Air Force Base
Delaware
Afghanistan
Taiwan
U.S
Charles C. Carson
Dover
Del
Donor pressed for second Solyndra loan
Emails show George Kaiser urged White House and Energy Department officials to arrange a second loan for Solyndra Inc. after a $528 million 2009 loan. The second loan was not approved. Kaiser’s investment group provided a private loan advancing private creditors over taxpayers. Solyndra later filed for bankruptcy, leaving over half a billion dollars at stake.
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White House
Barack Obama
George Kaiser
Energy Department
Solyndra Inc
California
Kaiser
Solyndra
Tration
Obama
GOP
Oklahoma
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Foundation
Energy
Steven Chu
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