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Jun 10

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Heavy Oil Breaches Alabama, Florida Coastlines

Heavy oil fouled more coastline near the Alabama-Florida border, as lawmakers stepped up pressure on BP to expedite its response to claims filed against the company for leak-related damages.

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May 25

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News Wrap: North Korea Cuts Ties as Naval Dispute Deepens

In other news Tuesday, North Korea announced it will sever all ties with South Korea, less than a week after an investigation blamed the communist North for sinking a warship. Also, new reports indicated that General Petraeus signed a secret…

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May 20

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Mexican President’s Visit Returns Immigration to the Spotlight

Ray Suarez gets two different views on the immigration issue and the prospects for reform from Luis Fraga, director of the Diversity Research Institute at the University of Washington and Jan Ting, former assistant commissioner at the Immigration and Naturalization…

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May 20

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Mexico’s Calderon Decries Immigration Status Quo Before Congress

Mexican President Felipe Calderon addressed a joint session of Congress during his visit to Washington, regarding the need for better immigration policies. Ray Suarez weighs the prospects for immigration reforms on the federal level.

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May 19

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Obama, Calderon Tackle Immigration, Drug Issues During Washington Visit

Mexican President Felipe Calderon met with President Obama to discuss concerns about Arizona's new immigration law and U.S. drug policy. Margaret Warner reports on Wednesday's visit in Washington.

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Apr 29

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Democrats Push Immigration Reform as Ariz. Law Draws More Ire

Senate Democrats rolled out the framework of a plan to reform U.S. immigration policy late Thursday as Arizona's new law faces challenges in the courts. Judy Woodruff gets two points of view on whether legislation on the controversial issue could…

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Apr 23

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Obama Calls for Immigration Reform as Arizona Enacts Controversial Measure

Arizona's governor signed a new law cracking down on illegal immigration, but President Obama voiced concerns that the measure could violate civil rights. Jeffrey Brown talks to Arizona Rep. Raul Grijalva and Mike Hethmon of the Immigration Law Reform Institute…

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Apr 23

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Shields and Brooks on Immigration, Financial Reform Efforts

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks sort through the top political news stories of the week, including the contentious new immigration law in Arizona and movement in Congress on the financial reform bill.

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Apr 20

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News Wrap: FDA May Require Food Companies to Cut Sodium

In other news Tuesday, the Food and Drug Administration may consider new regulations to cut sodium content in food products to help stem the growing health consequences. Also, a military group told Congress that school lunches are to blame for…

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Dec 17

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In Arizona, Schools Fighting Back Against Recession

In Arizona, public schools are buckling under the weight of a weak economy. John Merrow examines how two schools are handling the crisis.

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