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Mistrust between the US and Israel
By agreeing to address Congress without telling the White House, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is accused of thumbing his nose at President Obama. Now the Administration says Netanyahu may have leaked "misleading" details of nuclear talks with Iran.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenBy agreeing to address Congress without telling the White House, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is accused of thumbing his nose at President Obama. Now the Administration says Netanyahu may have leaked "misleading" details of nuclear talks with Iran.
Also, a Texas judge stops President Obama's immigration order, and the videoed police shooting that has sparked Latino protest in Washington state.
Photo: Speaker John Boehner (R) welcomes Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to the US Capitol. March 6, 2012. (Official Photo by Bryant Avondoglio)
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3 storiesTexas Judge Stops Obama's Immigration Order
More than a quarter million undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children won't be able to apply for deportation protection — at least for the moment.
Read the story7 minMistrust between the US and Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is running for re-election — at the same time jumping with both feet into American politics. First, he agreed to address the President's nuclear talks with Iran before a joint session of Congress — without telling the White House.
Read the story34 minPolice Shooting Puts Spotlight on Pasco, Washington
A cell-phone video shows three police officers in Pasco, Washington, shooting and killing an unarmed Latino who turned on them after running away. He's apparently been throwing rocks at them. It's been condemned by the President of Mexico, and officials say local protests have demonstrated there is anger bubbling below the surface.
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