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United States Politics : 2015November15Sunday

U.S. Political Reaction To Paris Attacks Split Along Party Lines - NPR

US Steps Up Its Attacks on ISIS-Controlled Oil Fields in Syria - New York Times

United States stocks fall mildly on Yellen's rate hike comments - OR-Politics.com

Republican Candidates Urge Aggressive Response After Paris Attacks - New York Times

Obama to Appeal Immigration Ruling to Supreme Court - New York Times

Red Tape Slows US Help for Children Fleeing Central America - New York Times

Chinese Cyber Power: Not Learning From the United States' Mistakes - Council on Foreign Relations (blog)

US warship sails close to Chinese artificial island in South China Sea - CNN

Paris attack will be felt the world over, even in US presidential politics - The Gazette: Eastern Iowa Breaking News and Headlines

White House hopeful embraces a dirty word in US politics - 'socialist' - Reuters

United States President : 2015November15Sunday

Paris attacks may reshape US presidential race - Reuters

Statement by the President on the Situation in Paris - Whitehouse.gov (press release)

Spike Lee: easier to be black United States president than studio head - OR-Politics.com

Paris attacks: US President Barack Obama says will work with France to hunt ... - Daily News & Analysis

U.S. Political Reaction To Paris Attacks Split Along Party Lines - NPR

History beckons: Could a Cuban-American be the next US president? - Jamaica Observer

Obama to Be First US President to Visit Laos - Voice of America

8 Victoria's Secret Models Pick the Next President of the United States - Cosmopolitan.com (blog)

Office of the President of the United States launches own Facebook page - UPI.com

Barack Obama Becomes First U.S. President to Pose for LGBT Magazine Cover - Hollywood Reporter

White House : 2015November15Sunday

White House: "We Absolutely Agree" Paris Attacks Were an Act of War - ABC News

Images And Reflections From The Paris Vigil Outside The White House - Huffington Post

White House Says No 'Specific, Credible Threat' To U.S. After Paris Attacks - Huffington Post

Longtime Obama aide Amy Brundage to leave White House in December - Washington Post

Weekly Address: Giving Veterans their Chance - The White House (blog)

White House seeks menorahs with stories for this year's Hanukkah party - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Can anyone really imagine Bernie Sanders in the White House? - Washington Post (blog)

FACT SHEET: Advancing Equity for Women and Girls of Color - Whitehouse.gov (press release)

Christie changing who he's gonna call after moving into White House | The Auditor - NJ.com

Woodward book focuses on White House tapes - GoErie.com

United States Government: 2015November15Sunday

Paris Terror Attacks May Prompt More Aggressive US Strategy on ISIS - New York Times

November 14, 1995: The US Government Shuts Down Because of a Budgetary ... - The Nation.

Matt Drudge Slams Obama for Importing Muslims into the United States - Breitbart News

US 'reasonably certain' drone strike killed ISIS mouthpiece 'Jihadi John' - CNN

Sinjar Victory Bolsters Kurds, but Could Further Alienate US From Iraq - New York Times

US government working to identify American victims in Paris attacks - 13abc Action News

US Government Announces Continued Commitment to Jordan's Education Sector - Whitehouse.gov (press release)

How the U.S. Government Can Fight Obesity - Huffington Post

United States government pushes for smoke-free public housing - OR-Politics.com

Rand Paul Says No Pardon for Snowden—Or the US Government - WIRED

Political Parties: 2015November15Sunday

U.S. Political Reaction To Paris Attacks Split Along Party Lines - NPR

Sanders says Koch brothers are outspending either political party in 2016 ... - PolitiFact

US says Star article 'bogus,' no coordination with any political party in Turkey - Today's Zaman

Nothing Wrong With Regime Change, Outgoing US Ambassador - AllAfrica.com

As campaign focus turns to foreign policy, Clinton points to her experience - Washington Post

Swaziland Political Parties - the Facts - AllAfrica.com

Regime change a good thing, US envoy - New Zimbabwe.com

Chinese presence softens Philippines' view of US Navy - Los Angeles Times

US Parties Register New Voters Ahead of 2016 Election - Voice of America

Fundraising by N.J. political parties, legislative committees drops, report says - NJ.com

Republican Party: 2015November15Sunday

'Organized effort to destroy Western civilization': GOP candidates respond to ... - Business Insider

U.S. Political Reaction To Paris Attacks Split Along Party Lines - NPR

The Latest: GOP candidate Ben Carson condemns Paris attacks - U.S. News & World Report

Steady debate performance banishes gloom for US Republican Jeb Bush - Reuters

Deeply Divided Republican Electorate Drifts Toward Ben Carson, Poll Shows - New York Times

The Republican Party Has No Leader - U.S. News & World Report

Republican Party kicks NBC News out of sponsoring February debate - Reuters

Matt Bevin, Republican, Wins Governor's Race in Kentucky - New York Times

Marco Rubio unveils 'full accounting' of state Republican party AmEx card use - The Guardian

US Republican and Democratic Parties, Together with News Media Are in the Back ... - Al-Jazeerah.info

Democratic Party: 2015November15Sunday

Sen. Ted Cruz says the Democratic Party is shrinking - PolitiFact

Clinton plays defense on Iraq, Wall Street at Democratic debate - Reuters

How Silicon Valley is overhauling the Democratic Party (in 9 charts) - Business Insider

US Republican and Democratic Parties, Together with News Media Are in the Back ... - Al-Jazeerah.info

The Democratic Party is in deep trouble: The big question that Bernie Sanders ... - Salon

US President Barack Obama's loss may be political win for Democratic Party - Economic Times

Updated: Clinton veers away from commenting on Sanders' loyalty to Democratic ... - WMUR Manchester

American Indian Heritage Month: The Democratic Party's destruction of the ... - Communities Digital News

Kentucky Election Results Are Good News for the GOP - U.S. News & World Report

Democrats Eye More National Events as Anger Grows Over Debate Schedule - TIME