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ng in eighth paragraph. For more on the conflict in Ukraine, go to EXT2.) By Roger Runningen and James G. Neuger March 20 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama expanded U.S. financial sanctions to 20 more Russian officials, businessmen and a bank and authorized potential future penalties that would direct

enalties that would directly target sectors of the Russian economy. "We're imposing sanctions on more senior officials of the Russian government," Obama said on the South Lawn of the White House. "In addition, we are today sanctioning a number of other individuals with substantial resources and infl

ames G. Neuger March 20 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama expanded U.S. financial sanctions to 20 mo

rby, Hagel's spokesman, said at a news conference. Shoigu told Nagel that Russian troops are arrayed along the border only for military exercises, Kirby said. Russian troops won't cross the border into Ukraine and "would take no aggressive action," Kirby said Hagel was told. "It was a lengthy call,

ng in eighth paragraph. For more on the conflict in Ukraine, go to EXT2.) By Roger Runningen and James G. Neuger March 20 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama expanded U.S. financial sanctions to 20 more Russian officials, businessmen and a bank and authorized potential future penalties that would direct

enalties that would directly target sectors of the Russian economy. "We're imposing sanctions on more senior officials of the Russian government," Obama said on the South Lawn of the White House. "In addition, we are today sanctioning a number of other individuals with substantial resources and infl

ames G. Neuger March 20 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama expanded U.S. financial sanctions to 20 mo

rby, Hagel's spokesman, said at a news conference. Shoigu told Nagel that Russian troops are arrayed along the border only for military exercises, Kirby said. Russian troops won't cross the border into Ukraine and "would take no aggressive action," Kirby said Hagel was told. "It was a lengthy call,

S. District Judge Jon Tigar, appointed by former President Obama, ruled Tuesday that the new policy violates asylu

gy, but delayed the effect of his decision for two weeks. The reports mention that the U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar, appointed by former President Obama, ruled Tuesday that the new policy violates asylum laws approved by Congress that allow anyone who enters the U.S. to ask for protection—regardless

25, Norman, Mackrael), Bloomberg (07/25, Stolton, Gerace), Reuters (07/25, Strauss, Blenkinsop), Washington Post (07/25, Westfall), BBC News (07/25, Kirby), CNN (07/25, Kennedy), Financial Times (07/25, Dubois), and Al Jazeera (07/25, Staff Writer) also reported on the story. Lawmakers Say the UK Sho

dministration is committed to ensuring the maximum degree of transparency under the law, and to adhering to the rigorous guidance issued during the Obama-Biden Administration on the invocation of the state secrets privilege,' Biden said in a statement. 'In this vein, I welcome the Department of Justic

(8/9, 6:46 p.m. EST, story 8, 1:30, Muir, 6.23M) reported the Pentagon is "acknowledging Afghanistan is clearly not headed in the right direction." Kirby was shown saying, "The Secretary continues to believe that the Afghan forces have the capability, they have the capacity to make a big difference o