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                    [Title] => Binay off to Washington today
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Vice President Jejomar Binay will leave today for the United States to keynote an international leadership forum in Washington and meet US officials, including Vice President Joseph Biden.

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                    [Title] => Congress slams NKorea test, seeks more sanctions
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Congress is weighing in on international condemnation of North Korea's nuclear test, and Republicans are calling on the Obama administration to revamp its policy and take a tougher stance against Pyongyang.

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                    [Title] => Ecuador leader stakes claim to moral superiority
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Rafael Correa is a committed leftist and former lay missionary whose first run at elected office was his successful 2006 election as Ecuador's president.  
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US officials, lawmakers clash over Iraq policy

July 24, 2014 - 5:51am

Senior US officials and lawmakers butted heads yesterday over the American response to Iraq's expanding Sunni insurgency, with Republicans saying drone strikes should have been authorized months ago and even Democrats...

World

Binay off to Washington today

By Jose Rodel Clapano | April 29, 2014 - 12:00am

Vice President Jejomar Binay will leave today for the United States to keynote an international leadership forum in Washington and meet US officials, including Vice President Joseph Biden.

Headlines

Congress slams NKorea test, seeks more sanctions

February 16, 2013 - 9:15am

Congress is weighing in on international condemnation of North Korea's nuclear test, and Republicans are calling on the Obama administration to revamp its policy and take a tougher stance against Pyongyang.

World

Ecuador leader stakes claim to moral superiority

August 17, 2012 - 10:29am

Rafael Correa is a committed leftist and former lay missionary whose first run at elected office was his successful 2006 election as Ecuador's president.