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MADRID; and milan, Italy - Miriana spends her nights sleeping in a park, and her days hunched on a stoop outside a Madrid shop, begging for money. The young woman admits that she earned more in Italy, where she lived for a year. But for this Romanian...
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Quintin Watts had a lengthy criminal record, a history of substance abuse and a string of motor vehicle offenses. Even his mother says he wasn’t a good driver.
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For years, Massachusetts was known derisively as “Taxachusetts.” But voters could help shed that label in November by completely eliminating the...
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GOP presidential nominee John McCain has past connections to a private group that supplied aid to guerrillas seeking to overthrow the leftist government of Nicaragua in...
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Nearly two decades later, John McCain is still haunted by his role in the Keating Five scandal.
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Even when he thought no one was listening but his old friend Bill Allen, Sen. Ted Stevens repeatedly proclaimed his innocence in an Alaskan corruption investigation in...
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Tuesday night’s presidential debate offers Republican John McCain one of his last best chances to stop Democrat Barack Obama’s recent surge in the race and...
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It’s one of Republican presidential candidate John McCain’s most surefire applause lines, a vow to veto pork barrel spending like the road and bridge...
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will announce Tuesday it is spinning off its manufacturing operations as part of a sweeping plan to cut cuts, The Wall Street Journal...
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An autopsy report for slain University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard is among numerous autopsy records missing from the Albany County coroner’s office, the...
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John McCain’s campaign is criticizing Barack Obama for his ties to a former radical who engaged in violent acts four decades ago, but McCain himself was closely...
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The government is weighing a bold plan to buy massive amounts of unsecured short-term debts in a dramatic effort to break through a credit clog that is imperiling the...
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State tax revenue rose slightly in the second quarter, but revenue from sales tax, fuel tax and property tax all dropped compared to a year ago, according to a report...
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A woman who spent nearly three years in prison for her role in the nation’s deadliest human smuggling attempt will return to prison for up to an additional four...
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Philadelphia’s plan to test and license tour guides is on hold.
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Being the governor of Kansas didn’t excuse Kathleen Sebelius from jury duty, but knowing a lot of attorneys did.
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John McCain is once again trying to dress the political wound that never heals: his role in a 1980s banking scandal that is featured in a new Barack Obama attack...
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Police in Louisville say a woman and her two young daughters were found dead in her home in an apparent murder-suicide.
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Conservation officers in New Mexico are calling for the resignation or replacement of the top official in the state Game and Fish Department after he lost his hunting...
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Illegal immigration, which has sparked political and social turmoil in communities across the nation, is on the wane, according to an independent report released...
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Eight people and eight corporations have been charged with illegally shipping to Iran electronic parts that could be used in weapons, including microchips that have...
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Days of work exceeding 16 hours a day. Workers and machines together indoors without ventilation. Workers who live inside the plants stacked without being able to leave...
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Illegal immigrants who volunteer to leave the country through an experimental government program may have to wear tracking devices or check in at offices until they go,...
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Mexico will no longer jail illegal immigrants detained within its borders.A measure that takes effect Tuesday eliminates jail times for illegal immigrants caught in...
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“Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to...
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The article below released by the AP clearly shows that the Democrats use of economic terror tactics works to a great extent and much more than anticipated.
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China’s government lost track of 121 tons of elephant ivory over a dozen years that probably was sold on illegal markets, according to a previously undisclosed...
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Minors who commit crimes while in the United States illegally will be turned over to federal immigration officials, a reversal of a nearly 20-year-old San Francisco...
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The U.S. ambassador to Albania allegedly approved removing evidence of the illegal Chinese origins of ammunition being shipped from Albania to Afghanistan by a U.S....
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A man has pleaded guilty in New York to conspiracy in a case involving the shipment of fighter-jet parts to Malaysia.The plea was entered Thursday in federal court by...
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Business at Pedro Vargas’ store, Club Video Mexico, has slid so steeply that only eight people walked through the door one day last month.One thing he has been...
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Missouri lawmakers gave final approval Friday to a bill that adds new restrictions and requirements for illegal immigrants, the cities in which they live and the...
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Police charged a Chinese man and woman with illegally possessing about 240 pounds of ivory and trying to fly it out of Kenya, an officer said Thursday.Shubo Liang and...
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Canada’s border control agency doesn’t know the whereabouts of 41,000 people ordered to leave the country, a national government watchdog agency said...
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A jury acquitted a man of smuggling endangered iguanas in his hollowed-out prosthetic leg but convicted him of concealing and possessing the endangered species.The jury...
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Illegal immigrants armed with torches, hacksaws, ladders and even bungee cords are making it around a section of the border fence hailed as the most efficient way to...
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An eighth-grader lied when she claimed a mob of angry students assaulted her for making a poster that read, “If you love our nation, stop illegal...
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U.S. Attorney R. Alexander Acosta talks to reporters during a news conference in Miami, Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2008. Acosta announced eight people and eight corporations have been charged with illegally exporting to Iran electronic parts that have military...
