Politics Afternoon Edition: Document: Major resources needed for Obama Africa trip

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The Washington Post Thursday, June 13, 2013
POLITICS AFTERNOON EDITION
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HEADLINES

  1. Document: Major resources needed for Obama Africa trip

    This month's visit may be one of the most expensive of the president's tenure, people familiar with the planning say.
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  2. Hillary Clinton, 18 million cracks and the power of making history

    How Hillary ignored history in 2008 -- and how she won't in 2016.
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  3. Supreme Court rules human genes may not be patented

    The Supreme Court's unanimous decision could shape the future of medical and genetic research.
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  4. The big difference between Marco Rubio and Rand Paul

    A room on the 2nd floor of the Ronald Reagan Building in D.C., was Iowa 2016 as the two men gave very different pitches.
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  5. The party line between Bloomberg and Schumer

    The senator and the mayor believe in gun control. But only Schumer believes in political parties.
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MULTIMEDIA

FBI Director: NSA leak 'caused significant harm'

Video: FBI Director: NSA leak 'caused significant harm'

FBI Director Robert Mueller testified Thursday that Edward Snowden's leak about NSA surveillance programs "caused significant harm to our nation and to our safety."


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