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President Barack Obama has congratulated this journalist on his naturalization as a U.S. citizen.President Obama said, "You represent the promise of the American Dream, and because of your determination, this great Nation is now your nation.... ...

Pakistan's military has rejected the findings of a U.S. inquiry into last month's coalition attack that killed 24 Pakistan soldiers at Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. The army said Friday the investigation's findings were "short on facts" and ...

A US military investigation into the deaths of 24 Pakistani soldiers in repeated air strikes by American warplanes on two border outposts last month has found that both sides were to blame after a chain of misunderstandings led to a "tragic result". But ...

Pakistan rejects US air strike deaths report The report concluded both sides had made mistakes, blaming poor information and inadequate co-ordination between US and Pakistani forces on the ground. The Pakistani military said the report was "short on ...

A US probe yesterday found that both American and Pakistani forces were to blame for an incident that killed 24 Pakistani troops in a remote area along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border last month, inflaming already strained bilateral ties. The US military ...

0 Comments | Post a Comment COLUMBIA, S.C. -- A federal judge on Thursday blocked several provisions of South Carolina's tough new immigration law from taking effect on New Year's Day, including a requirement for law officers to check the immigration ...

CHARLESTON--South Carolina is barred from enforcing several key parts of its new law aimed at curbing illegal immigration, a federal judge ruled Thursday, making the state the latest to see such efforts halted by the courts. U.S. District Judge Richard ...

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Posted: 12/23/2011 01:00:00 AM MST WASHINGTON The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is relaxing restrictions on the sale of guns to noncitizens because Justice Department lawyers have concluded that the rules had no legal basis, ...

More From Businessweek Dec. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistans army rejected a U.S. Defense Department report which said American forces shared responsibility for a Nov. 26 border clash that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers. The Pakistan army does not agree ...

ELPASO As the holidays approach, stores around the world compete to attract the most customers, but merchants in U.S. border cities have the advantage that many Mexican customers cross the border to do their Christmas shopping here. According to ...

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WASHINGTON -- Mistakes by both U.S. and Pakistani troops led to airstrikes against Pakistani posts on the Afghanistan border that killed 26 Pakistani army soldiers last month, according to a Pentagon investigation that for the first time acknowledged ...

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley gives a speech in Lexington, South Carolina, View slideshows 18 photos - 2 hrs 12 mins ago 20 photos - 31 mins ago A court on Thursday blocked key provisions of a controversial new immigration law by the ...

WASHINGTON - The US for the first time Thursday accepted responsibility for the NATO airstrike on November 26 at Pakistan border posts resulting in the death of 24 Pakistani soldiers. In a statement, the Pentagon expressed "deepest regret" and offered ...

A US military investigation found yesterday that both American and Pakistani forces were to blame in an incident along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border that killed 24 Pakistani troops and worsened strained US-Pakistan ties. "Inadequate coordination by ...

WASHINGTON - The US for the first time Thursday accepted responsibility for the NATO airstrike on November 26 at Pakistan border posts resulting in the death of 24 Pakistani soldiers. In a statement, the Pentagon expressed "deepest regret" and offered ...

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A U.S. military investigation found that U.S. forces acted "in self-defense and with appropriate force" after being fired on by Pakistani troops nearly a month ago along the poorly demarcated border between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Pakistan's Mohmand ...

(CNN) -- Alan D. Bersin, commissioner of the 57,000-employee U.S. Customs and Border Protection, will resign effective December 30, he said Thursday. Bersin was appointed to the post by President Barack Obama on March 27, 2010. He notified the president ...