Haitian evictions, an international disgrace [part 1]
By Calibe Thompson I think we’re all repulsed by the Dominican Republic’s leaders right now. They’ve made the decision to deport possibly hundreds of thousands …
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Sioux City wants more information on anti-odor technology
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) _ The council wants more information from staffers and a local company that says its technology can solve Sioux City’s odor …
BSO to hold safety forum about flakka
FORT LAUDERDALE — Attempting to counter a rise in usage of a synthetic drug that is wreaking havoc in South Florida, Broward law enforcement officials …
New records shed light on Massachusetts SWAT team
BY PHILIP MARCELO BOSTON (AP) _ Newly released records have drawn back the curtain on the state’s largest regional law enforcement association, which provides specialized …
Pope urges defense of poor and planet his two urgent concerns
By NICOLE WINFIELD and FRANK BAJAK QUITO, Ecuador — Latin America’s first pope returned to Spanish-speaking South America for the first time Sunday, stressing the …
Perry: Republicans offer hope for black families
By STEVE PEOPLES WASHINGTON — Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry on Thursday urged his party to fight for the African-American vote and said black families …
Obama calls string of recent wins gratifying
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama cast a string of legal and legislative victories last week on trade, health care and gay marriage as the “gratifying” …
Exhibit aims to teach South Floridians about sharks, safety
WEST PALM BEACH — Educators at the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium are offering water enthusiasts a chance to safely sneak a peek at …
UN rights chief worried by breadth of China security law
ERLIN (AP) _ The United Nations’ human rights chief says he is worried by the breadth and vagueness of new national security legislation approved last …