Obama caps summit diplomacy in Hawaiian home state

HONOLULU (AP) — President Barack Obama on Sunday dove into summit diplomacy, using his home state of Hawaii as an American foothold into the Pacific Rim region of the world he views as an explosive source of 21st century economic power. In the midst of a hard re-election bid, Obama kept his ...

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