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- Like this? Subscribe to get instant updates. Same unmanned aerial vehicles as used in Afghanistan and Pakistan deployed in the US DALLAS (Nov. 7, 2011) With recent government moves to tighten border security, the success of Predator Drones like ...

Texas Gov. Rick Perry has an unexpected defender: Former president Bill Clinton. In an interview with USA TODAY, Clinton said he didn't think much of the Republican field vying for the nomination against President Obama. "I think that most of what ...

A rising star among local lawyers, Elena Park, 40, of Cozen O'Connor, was honored recently by the American Bar Association with a 2011 Pro Bono Publico Award for extraordinary dedication in providing 200 hours a year of free representation to needy ...

The Supreme Court takes up a seemingly simple dispute that raises thorny questions about the powers of the president and Congress. The Supreme Court this week will take up the case of a 9-year old boy born in Jerusalem to American parents who want their ...

COMBAT OUTPOST WAZA KHWAH: The last of the American soldiers packed up their gear, lowered their flag and flew away on Chinook helicopters the other day, handing this small base to the 250 Afghan policemen left in the swirling dust below, reports The ...

The architect of the groundbreaking Arizona immigration law that thrust the issue into the national political debate faces a recall election Tuesday likely to be viewed as a referendum on the state's hardline immigration policies. The effort to oust ...

KUWAIT CITY, Nov. 6 -- Kuwaiti defense minister said Sunday the United States would not beef up military presence in Kuwait as Pentagon picked up pace to withdraw troops from Iraq. Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah denied reports that an ...

Just a few weeks ago, 15 Russian engineers employed by Boeings Moscow Design Center, who were travelling to the United States to perform services for Boeing, were denied entry by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) at the Seattle Tacoma International ...

NOGALES, Ariz. The number of illegal immigrants arrested by the Border Patrol in the Tucson Sector fell by more than 40% last year, a significant drop that indicates illegal immigration has slowed considerably in Arizona. Official statistics won't be ...

By Daniel Gonzalez, The Arizona Republic Comments 219 NOGALES, Ariz. The number of illegal immigrants arrested by the Border Patrol in the Tucson Sector fell by more than 40% last year, a significant drop that indicates illegal immigration has ...