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Obama 'Scheming' on Immigrant Amnesty? Memo Draws Republican Fire
Critics of President Obama's immigration policy have pounced on an internal government memo they say shows the administration is trying to circumvent Congress on immigration reform and avoid deporting some illegal immigrants. Illegal
July?s Toll Worst for U.S. Troops in Afghanistan
The 63 deaths have made July the deadliest month for American troops in the nine-year war in Afghanistan, according to a Web site that tracks casualties.
3 more U.S. troops killed in Afghanistan; record toll for July at 66
KABUL -- With the deaths of three more American troops on Friday, July became the deadliest month for U.S. forces in the nine-year Afghan war. The killings came in a manner and location that has typified the recent increase in violence in Afghanistan.
Obama to auto workers: 'You are proving the naysayers wrong'
President Obama said today the economy is still recovering despite disappointing growth in the past three months, thanks in large part to a once-crippled car industry that is coming back with government help. "I placed that faith in you," Obama told auto
Phoenix police issue new policy
The officers sat in the cool of the Phoenix Municipal Court basement watching DVDs on laptop computers, reading books and dozing off with their riot helmets as pillows, waiting patiently for the protesters to arrive. As the crowd swelled near Phoenix
Paris Police: Tear Gas in Letter for US Embassy
2 US Embassy workers being examined after opening suspicious letter. Paris - Government - Embassies and Consulates - Police - Sweden
Fatal Crash Stokes Afghan-U.S. Tension in Kabul
Auto Accident Involving American Contractors Leaves 4 Locals Dead; Mob Hurls Stones, Sets Fire to Vehicles
Monsoon storms pummel parts of metro Phoenix
High winds, hail wreak havoc from Tempe to Glendale Colin Lecher, Krystal Klei and Rebekah Sanders The Arizona Republic The first major monsoon storms of the season made their way through the Valley on Thursday, leaving torn roofs, power outages, hail
President Obama Visits Detroit-Area Automakers
The president's Motor City tour comes a year after government bailouts. Detroit - United States - Barack Obama - President - President of the United States
US expert: China oil spill far bigger than stated
a worker cleans up the oil at the Nantuo Fishing Harbor after the oil spill in Dalian in northeast China's Liaoning province. An American oil spill expert says China's worst-known oil spill is far larger than the government has reported. China's
July: Deadliest Afghan Month for U.S. Troops
3 US troops die, bringing July toll to at least 63 for US in Afghanistan. War in Afghanistan - Afghanistan - Warfare and Conflict - Afghanistan Civil War - Taliban
S.D. hailstone is largest on record in U.S.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - A giant chunk of hail that plunged into the prairie town of Vivian, S.D., last Friday was confirmed today as the heaviest hailstone ever recorded in the United States. The National Climate Extremes Committee, a branch of the National
July worst month for U.S. in Afghanistan
For details on U.S. casualties in Afghanistan and Iraq, go to CNN.com's special report, . Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Six U.S. service members were killed in southern Afghanistan in the last two days, the NATO-led command said, making the death toll in
Video: U.S. Hikers Jailed in Iran One Year
Erica Hill spoke with Nora Shourd, Cindy Hickey and Laura Fattal whose children are in an Iranian prison for trespassing while hiking in Iraq.

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PGE fined $2250 for mishandling bulbs

Oregon environmental authorities have fined Portland General Electric $2,250 for mishandling broken fluorescent light bulbs, old batteries and paint filters it was throwing away.


Donaldson Engine Air Filters Improve Horsepower on Piper Aircraft

Donaldson Aerospace & Defense, a division of Donaldson Company, a leading, worldwide manufacturer of filtration systems and parts, is pleased to announce FAA-PMA approval for three new dry media inlet air filters for multiple normally aspirated Piper Aircraft models including the Aztec, Comanche, Cherokee/Warrior/Archer, Arrow, Dakota, Cherokee ...


Slaughter house opposition, still in force

The commissioners court listened to presentations from Diana Rawlins, James Mays and Patsy Goss on the efforts of a community group self-designated as Citizens Against Slaughter House during their regular meeting Monday, July 26.


Jury orders Calgon Carbon to pay $12M in lawsuit

Calgon Carbon Corp. said Thursday that a federal jury in Pennsylvania has ordered it to pay $12 million to coal technology company ADA-ES Inc.


Texas environmental agency proposes new gas drilling rules to aid Barnett Sha...

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has formally proposed beefing up regulations on oil and gas drilling in the state's Barnett Shale region.


Germany's Merck sees Q2 profit rise 69 percent

In this undated photograph provided by Merck & Co., Raul Kohan is shown. Merck & Co.


Texas environmental regulators propose beefed up rules for oil, gas drilling ...

Texas environmental regulators have formally proposed beefing up regulations on oil and gas drilling, in an attempt to reduce air pollution caused when companies use new technology to extract natural gas trapped in deep shales.


Carlyle and Synagro escape charges

When is the U.S. government going to charge top executives of the Carlyle Group and its subsidiary, Synagro Technologies, in the City of Detroit sludge contract bribery scandal? Or does Carlyle control the U.S. government, using a complex of the military, global corporations, and politicians, as described in Dan Briody's book The Iron Triangle? ...


State fines company over dust

State environmental regulators on Wednesday fined a Frisco-based company for creating excessive dust while working on a Denton road construction project last year.


City launches recycling program downtown

Whether you recycle or not, the city of Knoxville is. "The first step of a 10 thousand mile walk is taking one step at a time so that's what we're doing today," said Douglas McGill, Divisional Municipal Marketing Manager for Waste Connections, INC.


Farmers markets to accept food stamps

People can now use food stamps at several Cleveland-area farmers markets, with the goal being to give people on food stamps access to healthy food.


Marsulex announces second quarter 2010 results

Marsulex Inc. today announced strong results for the three and six months ended June 30, 2010.


TCEQ fines: 07.28.10

27 for failure to obtain a general construction permit. Corrective action: The respondent obtained a permit; developed and implemented a storm water pollution prevention plan; filed a notice of intent; paid the application fee and paid fine.


NRC Meeting On Aug. 3 To Focus On Decision To Resume NFS Line

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials have scheduled a public meeting on Tuesday, Aug.


Corps of Engineers awards lakefront contract in Orleans Parish

A $5.5 million contract to build floodgates between Orleans and London avenues on the New Orleans lakefront has been awarded by the Army Corps of Enineers .



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