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Tight Market for Farmhands
Farm groups concerned about the tight agriculture labor market are pressing Congress to include, in any immigration overhaul, provisions that would ensure a steady flow of workers.
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How L.A. Manhunt Hit Police Family
The Tingirides family, one of 50 police families who lived on lockdown while a frantic, deadly manhunt for Christopher Dorner unfolded across Southern California, spoke out about that experience, the first LAPD family to offer a glimpse of those tense days.
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Allen, Nominated for NATO Post, to Retire
Gen. John Allen, who commanded U.S. forces in Afghanistan until this month, is retiring. He had been nominated to become NATO's allied commander.
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Drone Makers Take Aim at U.S. Market
With a declining defense budget expected to limit spending on the vehicles, used primarily to monitor and target combatants on foreign battlefields, manufacturers are seeking opportunities on the domestic front.
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Allen Struck Balance on Afghan Troop Levels
From the start of his tour as U.S. commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John Allen sought to strike a delicate balance that had eluded his predecessors—fighting for troop levels he thought he would need without crossing a White House eager to pull troops out.
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Michigan Weighs Detroit Takeover
Detroit inched closer to a state takeover on Tuesday after a review team appointed by Michigan's governor concluded the city was in a state of financial emergency with no realistic plan to resolve the crisis.
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Justices Take On Campaign Funds
The Supreme Court said it would review a Watergate-era law that caps individuals' political giving.
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Supreme Court: Dog's Sniff Is 'Up to Snuff'
The Supreme Court stood up for police dogs, throwing out tough standards a lower court imposed on drug-sniffing canines before they could be trusted to justify a vehicle search.
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Supreme Court Reins In Search Warrant's Power
The Supreme Court on Tuesday curbed police authority to detain people who have left a residence that detectives have come to search.
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California Bill Targets Scouts Over Gay Ban
A California state senator introduced a bill to remove a tax exemption for any youth group, including the Boy Scouts, that bars some members on the basis of sexual orientation.