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11years ago
MS NOW

Bush tries to throw blame for Iraq on Obama but can’t shake family legacy

Jeb Bush got a second chance on Thursday to explain why he wouldn’t have gone down the path that led his brother to war in Iraq.

11years ago
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On Iran, no need to speculate about the alternative. We’ve already lived it.

Thirteen years ago, Iran could barely spin a dozen centrifuges. A new deal puts on ice high precision equipment that could produce bomb grade uranium.

11years ago
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Obama: Without Iran deal, we risk more war

President Obama on Wednesday described the historic deal to curb Iran’s nuclear program as the best way to make the world safer and more secure.

11years ago
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Finally, a president who is proud to pardon

Obama’s decision to speak publicly and compassionately about clemency marks a significant break from the darker portrait that has stained clemency for decades.

11years ago
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Is Iran trolling Tom Cotton?

Arkansas senator challenges Iranian foreign minister to a duel.

11years ago
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For Iran, ‘snap back’ clause goes both ways

Foreign minister delivers tough warning to Congress.

11years ago
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Rand Paul takes jabs at Hillary Clinton at South by Southwest

Of all the potential 2016 presidential candidates, only Sen. Rand Paul came this year to speak at South by Southwest.

11years ago
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CIA’s Brennan has had enough torture talk, wants to move on

CIA chief John Brennan held a news conference Thursday to address the Senate intelligence committee’s report chronicling years of CIA torture and abuse.

11years ago
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Torture report sheds truth on a flawed version of history

For years, former CIA and White House officials told the public a version of events. The truth paints a far different portrait

11years ago
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5 things to look for in the Senate’s torture report

Who did this? Who did they do it to? Did they lie? Here is what you need to know about the Senate Intelligence Committee report on torture.