WASHINGTON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and U.S. President Barack Obama will discuss next week issues including Afghanistan and climate change, the White House said on Friday. The two leaders will meet at the White House on ... Full Article

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Parents could imagine the groans when President Barack Obama veered away from his prepared remarks during a speech at a Wisconsin middle school on Wednesday to talk about his own sixth-grade daughter and a disappointing grade she got on a recent science test. Full Article | Comments [5]

In the controversy over whether scarce H1N1 swine flu vaccine will be given to terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay, the White House denial is emphatic, but careful. Full Article | Comments [2]
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