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SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mexico U.S. Marshal Israel Barajas was going 'rabbit' hunting. Standing in a park in central Mexico, he and other trainers were teaching Mexican police cadets to tail a suspect a 'rabbit' in police slang as part of an unprecedented ...

The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), the Administration of the Customs Control Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan (KCCC) and the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a ceremony at the U.S. Embassy in Astana, Kazakhstan ...

Travel agent Maureen Hill's customers manage to make even the most stern official smile Immigration officers have a tough time at work. It must be very hard doing a job that requires you to be suspicious of everybody and to take nobody at their word, for ...

CONCORD, N.H. -- A commission created to provide jobs and boost the economy in the northern reaches of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and New York is getting $1.5 million under a measure signed into law by President Barack Obama. The funding for the ...

The US will issue 50 million new smart passports. An Israeli smart card start-up may be one of the big winners in the US government smart document project. Sources inform ''Globes'' that information security solutions developer for smart cards SC2 Ltd. ...

US should press India to reduce troops on Pak border LAHORE: If the US wants success in Afghanistan, it should pressurise the Indians to cut down troops on Pakistans eastern border, former information minister Sherry Rehman said on Tuesday. In ...

The woeful employment picture in the US is resulting in thousands of unfilled spots in the H-1B visa program for the first time since 2003, according to Miriam Jordan writing in the Wall Street Journal. Although employers snapped up all 65,000 available ...

CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico --The U.S. Consulate in the northern Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez warned U.S. citizens that Mexican drug cartels were possibly planning random shooting attacks on cars Wednesday -- the same day gunmen ambushed a top state ...

MEXICO CITY: Mexican soldiers discovered a sophisticated but incomplete tunnel running under the border into the United States and arrested six people in the process of digging, the army said. The tunnel was two meters (6.5 feet high) and one meter (3.2 ...

By The Canadian Press TORONTO - The new U.S. ambassador to Canada says he's confident the two countries can find a way to protect their borders without hampering free trade. David Jacobson says protecting the United States and Canada from terrorist ...

Russia to Seattle News - From the October 26, 2009 issue of High Country News by Krista J. Kaprolos Document Actions Font Size: A A A See end of story for a complete package of refugee stories in this issue. Aleksandra Krotova perched on the edge of a ...

BALTIMORE, MDU.S. District Judge Richard D. Bennett sentenced Mouyad Mahmoud Darwish, age 48, formerly of Maryland, today to 15 months in prison, followed by two years of supervised release, for making a false statement in connection with an ...

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Economy Keeps Capitalism Ticking What has merica learned in the 80 years since Black Tuesday? Not enough, says rmstrong Williams. Spoonful Of 'Socialism' Makes Capitalism Work Eighty years ago this week, the freewheeling, free-market economy of the 1920s ...

MEXICAN soldiers discovered a sophisticated but incomplete tunnel running under the border into the United States and arrested six people in the process of digging, the army said. The tunnel was two metres high and one metre wide, and was well lit and ...

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MEXICAN soldiers discovered a sophisticated but incomplete tunnel running under the border into the United States and arrested six people in the process of digging, the army said. The tunnel was two metres high and one metre wide, and was well lit and ...

Back Print Release Wednesday, October 28, 2009 The following is excerpted from today's edition of "Canwest News". A senior Obama administration official is dismissing critics who say the American preoccupation with preventing terrorism has led to an ...

Sen. Vitter it trying to use the Census to further his anti-immigration agenda, potentially costing the United States millions, writes Gebe Martinez. http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2009/10/impractical_unconstitutional.html Some politicians come ...

Keywords: Hillary Rodham Clinton, Pakistan, law enforcement, border security U.S. provides $103.5 million in support for law enforcement programs (begin text) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Office of the Spokesman October 28, 2009 MEDIA NOTE The U.S. Provides ...