Anti-illegal immigration group wants San Diego highway sign
                   
freerepublic.com     May 11, 2008            

SAN DIEGO (AP) - When members of an anti-illegal immigration group offered to sponsor litter cleanup on local roads, they never imagined California officials would offer them an Adopt-a-Highway stretch near a Border Patrol checkpoint on Interstate 5, the main artery carrying illegal migrants... [read full story]                

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politicalgateway.com     24 mins ago          

WASHINGTON, July 26 (UPI) -- U.S. President George W. Bush Saturday said U.S. aid for political development, AIDS and other issues helps "defeat the forces of violent extremism." In his weekly radio address, Bush said he will...                

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chicagotribune.com     27 mins ago   16 related          

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Bush Caves and Homeowners Win

trueblueliberal.com     29 mins ago          

From The Seattle PI By Marianne Means When President Bush changed his mind — finally — about protecting the financial industry against cash-strapped homeowners, he was acknowledging that his presidential powers are now largely...                

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1. Long wait finally over for satellite radio customers, FCC approves merger in 3-2 vote

thestar.com.my     31 mins ago   91 related          

WASHINGTON (AP) - Sirius Satellite Radio Inc.'s $3.3 billion buyout of rival XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. will mean millions of subscribers will be able to receive programming from both services, while executives say it...                

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