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PARIS A few dissenting voices, though, are questioning whether the decision pushes France's secularist values too far. 'Where does it begin or end; what we are calling radical behavior?' asked Mohammed Bechari, president of the National Federation of ...

Republican presidential candidate John McCain defended his stance on comprehensive immigration reform Tuesday and said that, if elected to the White House in November, he will make the U.S. borders secure within a short period of time. Speaking on CBS' ...

Something interesting happens when a President of one party decides to forward the other party?s agenda. It almost always works. Take Bill Clinton in 1996. Needing some way to restore his popularity, Clinton reached out to the GOP and with Newt ...

The US-Mexico border fence will make life harder on some South Texas farmers, damage valuable wildlife habitat, impair views and generally become an obstacle to border life, the US Department of Homeland Security acknowledged in an environmental study of ...

WASHINGTON, July 15 DOJ-former-Nazi WASHINGTON, July 15 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Department of Justice has requested that a federal court in Seattle revoke the U.S. citizenship of a Bellevue, Wash., resident based on evidence of his role in a Nazi ...

Daily Times Monitor LAHORE: Pakistan's security controls on its border with Afghanistan are a "real concern'" for the US, the State Department said on Tuesday, following an attack two days ago that killed nine US soldiers at a camp near the frontier, ...

US troops in Afghanistan massed close to the border yesterday for a possible attack on al-Qaeda and Taleban bases in the lawless North Waziristan tribal belt in Pakistan. Reports from the area said that hundreds of Nato troops were airlifted across the ...

ESCONDIDO ESCONDIDO -- After a brief hiatus from the limelight, illegal immigration again took center stage with the Escondido City Council. This time, the debate focused on an estimated $1.8 million in relocation benefits that would be paid to tenants ...

The United States currently is among a dozen countries, including Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Libya and Russia, that ban travel and immigration for HIV-positive people. Even China, said Democratic Sen. John Kerry, recently changed that policy and decided it was ...

(SEATTLE) - The Justice Department asked a federal court Tuesday to revoke the citizenship of an 86-year-old Seattle-area man, saying he served in a Nazi unit that slaughtered 17,000 Serbian civilians during World War II. Peter Egner, a native of ...