NPR 2012-01-31

The leading Republican presidential candidates, Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich, are keeping up their verbal attacks as Floridians prepare to vote in tomorrow's potentially game-changing primary. Meanwhile, a new report shows that unregulated Super PAC

NPR 2012-07-31

Colorado prosecutors have formally charged former doctoral student James Holmes with 142 counts, including murder, attempted murder and position of explosives in connection with the Aurora massacre nearly two weeks ago. Holmes appeared in court today

AP 2012-06-23

1. Presidential Barack Obama says his plan to stop deporting younger born by the illegal immigrants who came to the United States as children will make the system more fair, more efficient and more just. 2. The Pentagon says it will mark gay pride mo

AP 2012-04-27

1. In New York City, excavation work is over at a Manhattan basement in the search for Etan Patz. The six-year-old disappeared in 1979 along his route to the school bus. Authorities say there are no obvious signs of human remains. 2. Republican Mitt

AP 2012-01-10

1. President Barack Obama says the United States is turning a page when it comes to defense strategy. He is vowing that the US military will still be the world strongest, even as the Pentagon cuts spending, shrinks the Army and Marines and pulls back

NPR 2012-03-04

From NPR News in Washington, Im Nora Raum. Rusty words are searching through rubble in several states after a stream of tornados yesterday that demolished small towns tones tractor trailers in the area and broke down power lines from the Gulf Coast t

NPR 2012-07-07

The June job's report shows unemployment holding steady at 8.2%. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney seizing on that state, saying that rate remains unacceptably high. As . public radio Josh . Reports Romney was quick to blame president Oba

美国国家电台 NPR 2012-11-05

Recovery work continues in the northeast from Superstorm Sandy. There are more than 2 million people who still don't have power, nearly a week after the storm passed through the region. In New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo says the gas shortage that ha

CNN 2012-05-08

Thanks to Mr. Baltus's students for helping us kick off Teacher Appreciation Week. Over the next several days, we are going to share some of the iReport videos that you sent in and you'll have more on Teacher Appreciation Week in a few minutes. Right

CNN 2012-06-19

Talking more about the divide right now between the president's pass around economy, some of the reiterate that is using, and the perception I think, and realities that Americans are feeling every single day in this economy. The president's talked ab

CNN 2008-01-14

Hi, everyone, I'm Asieh Namdar at the CNN. com newsroom in Atlanta. Here's a look at what's happening Now In The News. A second child's body has been found in the water near Mobile, Alabama. Its believed to be another one of the four children thrown

Perry quits U.S. presidential race, endorses Gingrich

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (Xinhua) -- U.S. Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry announced Thursday that he's dropping out of the race for the GOP nomination and endorsing former House Speaker Newt Gingrich for president. I have come to the conclusi

US Presidential Race Still Close as Candidates Make Final Push

US Presidential Race Still Close as Candidates Make Final Push WHITE HOUSE President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney are beginning three days of almost round-the-clock campaigning before Tuesdays presidential election. Most public opi

Obama viewed as winner of second presidential debate: poll

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AP 2012-01-14

1. Mitt Romney's Republican presidential rivals are heating him with all they can the day before the New Hampshire primary. Romney, the front runner, showed up his own attempts by saying that he likes to be able to fire people who don't do their jobs

Obama: 'The American Auto Industry is Back'

Three years after approving government bailouts for two major U.S. automakers, President Barack Obama is proclaiming the industry's revival. The president also has created a government unit to investigate allegations of unfair trade by other countrie

Economic Volatility Driving Close US Election

Less than five months before Election Day, experts say weakness in the U.S. economy appears to be driving a close presidential race this year. Republicans have a new sense of momentum for their expected presidential nominee, former Massachusetts gove

Obama Re-Election Campaign Hits Fundraising High

Obama Re-Election Campaign Hits Fundraising High U.S. President Barack Obama's campaign and the Democratic Party have raised $181 million in September for his re-election effort - their highest monthly total yet of the 2012 presidential race. The pre

Obama: Voters Face 'Clearest Choice in a Generation'

Obama: Voters Face 'Clearest Choice in a Generation' Accepting the Democratic Party's presidential nomination Thursday, U.S. President Barack Obama told voters they face the clearest choice of any time in a generation when they go to the polls this N

Obama officially kicks off reelection campaign

RICHMOND, the United States, May 5 (Xinhua) -- U.S. President Barack Obama on Saturday held his first official campaign rallies in Columbus, Ohio and Richmond, Virginia, delivering two almost identical fiery speeches attacking Republican policies and