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- Canada's tightening immigration policy may be felt in U.S.
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-15-2012 12:00 AM -0800
The revelation that an L.A. arson suspect entered the U.S. after losing an asylum bid in Canada has focused attention on stringent policies that could force more immigrants to seek refuge in the...[more]
- U.S. troops need better training on laws of war, experts say
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-15-2012 12:00 AM -0800
Commanders must do a better job of translating the rules for modern circumstances, experts say. A court-martial over the killing of civilians in Haditha, Iraq, highlights the issue.The...[more]
- Madame Steinem would approve
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-15-2012 12:00 AM -0800
A town in France abolishes the title "mademoiselle" for young, unmarried women, the rationale from feminists being: It's none of your business.What's in a title? Plenty, according to French...[more]
- Pakistanis' distrust of foreigners impedes aid groups
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-15-2012 12:00 AM -0800
Pakistan's suspicions of foreign aid groups rose last year after the CIA staged a fake vaccination campaign to catch Osama bin Laden.International aid groups say they're under siege in Pakistan,...[more]
- Charles Price II dies at 80; Reagan's ambassador to Belgium and Britain
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-15-2012 12:00 AM -0800
Charles Price II was a banking executive who ran his family's Midwestern candy company before serving as a U.S. ambassador.Charles Price II, a banking executive who ran his family's Midwestern...[more]
- SKorean ship partially sinks; 5 crewmen die
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-14-2012 11:54 PM -0800
A South Korean cargo ship was rocked by an explosion off the country's west coast Sunday, leaving five people dead and six others missing, officials said.[more]
- Former general sworn in as Guatemala's president
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-14-2012 11:18 PM -0800
Retired army Gen. Otto Perez Molina was sworn in as Guatemala's president Saturday, pledging to take a tough stand on crime amid growing insecurity in the Central American nation.
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- U.S. troops need better training on laws of war, experts say
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-14-2012 10:46 PM -0800
Commanders must do a better job of translating the rules for modern circumstances, experts say. A court-martial over the killing of civilians in Haditha, Iraq, highlights the issue.The...[more]
- Canada's tightening immigration policy may be felt in U.S.
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-14-2012 10:46 PM -0800
The revelation that an L.A. arson suspect entered the U.S. after losing an asylum bid in Canada has focused attention on stringent policies that could force more immigrants to seek refuge in the...[more]
- Pricey counterfeit labels proliferate as China wine market booms
Category: World News
Publish Date: 01-14-2012 09:09 PM -0800
China's resourceful knock-off artists have uncorked a lucrative business: phony high-end wines. Bootleggers douse the market with fakes, refilling bottles from famous chateaux with inferior...[more]
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