Obama's Brazil trip overshadowed by Libya
Trip to South America has been more than sightseeing and diplomacy as U.S. military action begins in Libya
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Trip to South America has been more than sightseeing and diplomacy as U.S. military action begins in Libya
Mass. Rep. Ed Markey reiterates call for moratorium on construction of some nuclear power plants, questions viability of nuclear industry in the future
In Rio de Janeiro, president says country's 1984-85 transition from dictatorship to democracy can be a model for other nations
Bob Schieffer: Due to program bearing former senator's name, one in 10 light bulbs in U.S. is powered by fuel from Russian missiles
On a trip some say is to help boost presidential bid, Sarah Palin tells Indians to be wary of China's rise
As the U.S. launches missile strikes on Libyan targets, Obama says he is "deeply aware" of the risks of military action
As France announces int'l military effort against Qaddafi, U.S. eager not to appear to lead yet another attack on Arab nation
President's economic message overshadowed by events in Libya; 5-day tour will include Chile and El Salvador
Former New York mayor calls President Obama a "failure" at N.H. GOP dinner
Brazilian government scraps opportunity for the press to ask questions during joint appearance with Obama and Rousseff
President's five-day trip takes him to Brazil, Chile and El Salvador to strengthen economic partnerships
Washington Unplugged: John Dickerson discusses week in politics with National Journal's Major Garrett, Washington Post's Anne Kornblut and the New York Times' Jeff Zeleny
Diplomat for Presidents Carter, Clinton worked on peace efforts in Bosnia, Mideast; Led Gore's contest of 2000 election
President says Libyan leader must immediately pull back forces or face military action, though U.S. will not send ground troops
Shailagh Murray joins long line of journalists who have signed on with White House, among them press secretary Jay Carney