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He has angered U.S. officials by, among other things, publishing information allegedly documenting U.S. cyberattacks on Iran and a White House "kill list" of terror suspects.
CNN: Fake New York Times op-ed a WikiLeaks hoax
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Though Obama didn't mention "terror, " federal investigators and a White House official later classified the bombings as such.
CNN: Obama has learned tough lessons on using the word 'terror'
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Discussions over the defense spending bill, which the White House wants to have resolved quickly as the anti-terror war continues apace, are likely to tie into completion of the Senate's stalled economic stimulus package.
CNN: Senate gets to slow start on contentious defense bill
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The White House has been closed to public tours since the September 11 terror attacks -- except for school, youth, military and veterans group tours arranged by a member of Congress.
CNN: Bush friends, donors enjoy good night's sleep
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Joe Lieberman, an independent who has sometimes frustrated the White House, brushed off the notion that the president has gone soft on terror.
CNN: The return of terror politics
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Earlier on Monday, deputy White House press secretary Bill Burton confirmed there would be a new interrogation team for key terror suspects.
BBC: Guantanamo Bay detainees in 2002