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The United States will consider providing former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf with asylum if he asks, State Department spokesman Robert Wood said yesterday. 'We haven't been asked to provide him with any asylum or place of residence,' Wood said ...

NACO, Ariz. U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesman Brian Levin says officers at the Naco port of entry in southeastern Arizona decided to conduct an intense inspection of the furniture based on suspicions raised during an examination of paperwork ...

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Since its founding nearly 90 years ago, the American Legion has been a fixture of community life. It has hosted Memorial Day parades to remember those who died in America's wars. It has held bingo nights and dances at its 14,000-plus posts worldwide. It ...

Three rebels of the Liberation Army of Rwanda accused of killing gorilla tracking tourists in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in 1999 have applied for asylum in the United States. According to a report published in the Washington Times over the ...

WASHINGTON ? Santiago Perez, a former U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer, pleaded guilty today in federal court in Houston to violating the civil rights of a Guatemalan national and a Mexican national, who had crossed the border into the United ...

A five-year-old Iraqi boy who came to the United States in 2006 after he was shot in the face by insurgents has won asylum and can remain with his foster parents in America. Muhammed 'Hamoody' Jauda, 5, suffered persecution in Iraq, the US Citizenship ...

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WASHINGTON/ISLAMABAD: The United States said yesterday it would study any application for asylum by former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf but pointed out that no such plea had been made so far. We havent been asked to provide him with any asylum or ...

Bush has a soft spot for Musharraf, and it shows. Post Tools Share and save this post: Got a tip for a post?: RSS Feed Get in yourmailbox! Also by Flashback: McCain Joked How Much Women Love to be Raped On Sunday, Secretary of State ...

Previous Issues Comment DHS Overload A Government Executive editorial says, 'Not surprisingly, a department whose mission requires it to be all things to all people is going to generate a lot of disappointment.' For the full opinion, see here. We ...

WASHINGTON (AP) - Neither Barack Obama nor John McCain has consistently followed the government's instructions for keeping prohibited foreign money out of their presidential campaigns, and some of that banned money has slipped into Obama's campaign. ...

The US government has been using its border checkpoints to collect information on citizens that will be stored for 15 years, raising concern among privacy advocates, the Washington Post reported on Wednesday. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) ...

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WASHINGTON: The United States said on Tuesday it would study any application for asylum by General (r) Pervez Musharraf but pointed out that no such bid had been made so far. ?We haven?t been asked to provide him with any asylum or place of ...

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Lisa Karpova returns to the age-old pastime of Soviet-era journalists and blows her top at George Bush in Pravda SO you have the colossal audacity, Mr Bush, to warn Russia to pull back? As the wanton, perverse war criminal under whose watch the world saw ...

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) -- The United States will consider providing former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf with asylum if he asks, State Department spokesman Robert Wood said here Tuesday. 'We haven't been asked to provide him with any asylum ...

WASHINGTON The federal government has been using its system of border checkpoints to greatly expand a database on travelers entering the country by collecting information on U.S. citizens crossing by land. The data being compiled will be stored for 15 ...