US Workers Are Grounded by Deep Cuts

New York TimesUS Workers Are Grounded by Deep CutsNew York TimesWASHINGTON — Geological visits to monitor volcanoes in Alaska have been scaled back. The defense secretary is traveling to Afghanistan two times a year instead of the usual four. For the first time in nearly three decades, NASA pulled out of the ...
Sunday, August 18, 2013
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Nadal Adds Another Title Ahead of US Open

New York TimesNadal Adds Another Title Ahead of US OpenNew York Times2 spot, ahead of the United States Open. Sunday's final, like many including the powerful serve of Isner, featured few opportunities for either player to break. Nadal did not have a single break point in the match but saved all three of the chances ...
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Geale eyes next step: US stardom

ESPNGeale eyes next step: US stardomESPNLast year's breakout middleweight, in the United States anyway, was titleholder Gennady Golovkin, who burst onto the scene with a devastating knockout performance against Grzegorz Proksa that had fight fans talking about it at water coolers everywhere.
Saturday, August 17, 2013
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US Troop Pullout Affects India

New York TimesUS Troop Pullout Affects India-Pakistan RivalryNew York TimesSome Indians fear that, as the Americans leave Afghanistan, Pakistan's military will use the moment to draw international attention back onto Kashmir, either by bargaining with the United States or by diverting jihadi fighters to the territory, as it ...
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US Hurdler May Hit a Roadblock

New York TimesUS Hurdler May Hit a RoadblockNew York TimesHer winning time of 12.26 seconds at the United States championships in June was the sort of performance that makes track geeks do cartwheels into the Des Moines night. It was a North American record, better than Gail Devers's 13-year-old mark of 12.33.
Friday, August 16, 2013
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US Seeks to Keep 'Leverage' by Maintaining Egypt Aid

ABC NewsUS Seeks to Keep 'Leverage' by Maintaining Egypt AidABC NewsA White House adviser who consulted with the president on his decision told ABC News in a background briefing the fundamental position of the United States is to maintain the current relationship with Egypt and remain engaged to help the military move ...
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The US Still Isn't Ready to Cut Its Aid to Egypt

The Atlantic WireThe US Still Isn't Ready to Cut Its Aid to EgyptThe Atlantic WireThe United States strongly supports the Egyptian people's hope for a prompt and sustainable transition to an inclusive, tolerant, civilian-led democracy. Deputy Secretary of State Burns, together with our EU colleagues, provided constructive ideas and ...
Thursday, August 15, 2013
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