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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- The U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan released footage Thursday of a skirmish with militants that Pakistan claims resulted in an airstrike on one of its border posts that killed 11 of its troops. Pakistan has lodged a strong ...

By STEPHEN GRAHAM, APISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- The U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan released footage Thursday of a skirmish with militants that Pakistan claims resulted in a deadly airstrike on one of its border posts. Pakistan says 11 of its troops died ...

Shortly after 10 a.m. on June 9, several thousand protestors from El Alto marched into La Paz and surrounded the US Embassy. The mainly indigenous protestors were demanding the return of ex-President Snchez de Lozada and ex-Minister of Defense Snchez ...

U.S. homeland security officials seeking a maritime unmanned aircraft prefer the medium-altitude Predator B over the higher-flying Global Hawk that the Navy selected for ocean surveillance. Next month, officials from the U.S. Coast Guard and the Office ...

THE US military in Afghanistan was accused of killing at least 11 Pakistani soldiers yesterday, infuriating its close ally in the anti-terror fight. The Pakistani army called the border attack a cowardly and deliberate 'act of aggression'. The incident ...

McClatchy Newspapers For some immigrants who return home, the U.S. experience has paid off in added skills. MIAMI (MCT) - There was no one thing that caused Hector Salinas to pack his bags and give up for good on the trials of life as an illegal ...

Washington (CNSNews.com) - Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff on Monday blamed tightened security on the U.S.-Mexico border for increased violence there, and he said the border probably will not be fully secured until 2011, two years after ...

The father of the Bullard High School valedictorian who had faced deportation to Armenia will be released Thursday from a detention facility in Arizona so that he can be reunited with his family in Fresno, federal officials said Wednesday.Democratic Sen. ...

WASHINGTON (AP) - Whoever was to blame, the U.S. airstrikes that may have killed friendly fighters in Pakistan have inflamed relations between the countries and could undermine the struggle to stem violence along the Afghan border. The bombings fueled ...

Pakistan said the coalition attack killed 11 members of the Mohmand Rifles, a unit of the Frontier Corps, a local paramilitary force commanded by regular army officers. Thirteen other troopers were injured, Pakistani officials said. The Foreign Ministry ...

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Pakistan's army and the U.S. military have given widely differing accounts of a clash on the Afghan border that left 11 Pakistani troops dead. While their forces were just a few hundred yards (meters) apart during the fighting late ...

Islamabad says attack endangers cooperation in 'war on terror' Saad Khan Agence France Presse PESHAWAR, Pakistan: Pakistan's military condemned a 'cowardly' US air strike that killed 11 Pakistani troops near the Afghan border on Wednesday, saying it ...

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US F-15 jet fighters and a B-1 bomber dropped bombs on a Pakistani Frontier Corps border check point early today, killing at least 11 soldiers and setting off outrage in Pakistan. Villagers said US and Pakistani forces opened fire on each other, a ...

Story Highlights Teen's deportation on hold while Senate weighs bill that will let him stay in Arthur Mkoyan, 17, came to with family in 1995, but they never gained residency Sen. Dianne Feinstein introduced bill at the same time Mkoyan graduated Bill ...

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An employer CAN'T adopt a blanket policy of always preferring U.S. citizens. That would be work authorization status discrimination against non-citizens, some of whom may be PIs. To be fair, preferring a citizen must be on a case-by-case basis, to fill a ...

A sharp mind and a computer science degree will get you what a beautiful face and a great body won't, at least if you're a foreigner hoping to work in the United States. For the past several years, a quirk in federal law has forced foreign fashion models ...

The bombings fueled anti-U.S. sentiment in Pakistan and raised fresh questions about cooperative efforts to root out terror suspects in the lawless region that American military leaders believe could spawn a new major attack against this country. U.S. ...

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