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U.S, Pakistan warn of militant plots over floods

Alistair Scrutton Yahoo! News 08/19/2010

Iran likely to reject a visit by US Sen. John Kerry

Farah Stockman The Boston Globe 01/04/2010
U.S, Pakistan warn of militant plots over floods

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari and a senior U.S. senator warned on Thursday that Taliban insurgents are trying to exploit rising anger over the country's worst floods to promote their cause.

Iran likely to reject a visit by US Sen. John Kerry

WASHINGTON - A quiet bid by Massachusetts Senator John F. Kerry to visit Iran is on the verge of being publicly rebuffed by the Iranian Parliament in yet another blow to the Obama administration’s policy of trying to reach out diplomatically to Iran.

US Sen. John Kerry Floats Plan to Visit Tehran

JAY SOLOMON The Wall Street Journal 12/23/2009
US Sen. John Kerry Floats Plan to Visit Tehran

WASHINGTON -- Sen. John Kerry has suggested becoming the first high-level U.S. emissary to make a public visit to Tehran since the 1979 Islamic revolution, a move White House officials say they won't oppose.

John Kerry treads middle ground on Afghanistan

Washington (CNN) -- The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warned Monday against a narrowing of the U.S. mission in Afghanistan, but also suggested a plan by the commanding U.S. general in the country is overly ambitious.

John Kerry asks $20m for Kennedy institute

Bryan Bender The Boston Globe 09/24/2009

Massachusetts Democrats support filling Kennedy seat now

Svea Herbst-Bayliss Reuters 09/09/2009
John Kerry asks $20m for Kennedy institute

WASHINGTON - A large military spending bill moving through Congress contains a little-noticed outlay for Boston that has nothing to do with national defense: $20 million for an educational institute honoring late Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Democrats support filling Kennedy seat now

Democratic politicians urged Massachusetts lawmakers on Wednesday to pass a law that would allow an interim senator to succeed the late Edward Kennedy immediately, preserving the party's 60-vote majority during a battle to overhaul the U.S. healthcare system.