Obama "hopeful" on Syrian chemical weapons negotiations
President Obama said Secretary of State John Kerry is "working very hard" to secure a deal with Russia and Syria on a handover of Syrian chemical weapons
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Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran's Foreign Minister, said that he hopes the Russian proposal that Syria give up its chemical weapons works to avert an American strike
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White House spokesman argues negotiations over a proposal for Syria to hand over its chemical weapons won't be used as a reason to delay action in the war-torn nation
Syria chemical weapons agreement must be "verifiable," W.H. says
Acknowledging challenges of removing chemical weapons from the civil war-torn nation, White House spokesman gives one condition for potential U.N. resolution
McCain "extremely skeptical" of Russian offer on Syria
Sen. John McCain says the U.S. must be able to verify that Syria is relinquishing its chemical weapons in any potential deal
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President Obama issues call to wait on Syria
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UN: Syrian forces massacred civilians repeatedly
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Reid warns Syria, Russia against a chemical weapons "ploy"
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says Congress will watch the negotiations over Syrian chemical weapons "very closely"
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Obama makes his case for Syria strike, says diplomacy still deserves more time
President Obama told the nation a widespread use of chemical weapons threatens the U.S. and its allies and insisted the case against the Assad regime in Syria is solid
Obama makes case for Syria strike, but says diplomacy deserves more time
In an address to the nation, President Obama said the widespread use of chemical weapons threatens the U.S. and its allies and stated the case against the Assad regime is solid
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President Obama tells the American public the threat of a military strike in Syria should stay on the table while the U.S. and its allies take more time to pursue a diplomatic resolution
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President Obama issues requests from Democrats and Republicans in Congress on his resolution for limited military intervention in Syria
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President Obama explains his change of heart on U.S. military intervention in Syria's two-year civil war
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President Obama makes his case to the American people for limited military action in Syria
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