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Immigration Detention System Lapses Detailed
A growing number of noncitizens are being held unnecessarily, according to two new reports.
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Mullen tells Afghan chiefs corruption must be beat
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AP) -- The top U.S. military officer told Afghan tribal leaders in this center of insurgent resistance Thursday that making immediate progress against widespread corruption is critical....
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Promise to Trim Deficit Is Growing Harder to Keep
On nearly every front, President Obama’s goal of lower deficits has gotten harder since his first budget a year ago.
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Republicans Oppose Obama Deficit Panel
G.O.P. leaders, emboldened after capturing a Massachusetts Senate seat, were quick to reject a proposal for a presidential commission.
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U.K. Sales Slow, But Some Analysts Question Growth
British retail sales fell in January, highlighting the fragility of the economic recovery, but a senior policy-maker said business surveys and data suggest that growth was stronger in the final three months of last year than the Office for National Statistics estimated.
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