Congress weighs path to citizenship amid immigration dispute
U S lawmakers debate whether 11 million unauthorized immigrants should gain a route to citizenship. Some House Republicans support a pathway but reject a Democratic Senate style special path, insisting on a lawful, orderly process instead.
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Republican activists cheer state GOP successes at weekend conference
GOP stalwarts applaud pension overhauls in Wisconsin tax cuts in Indiana and labor losses in Michigan at a conservative gathering in Florida. Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker drew the loudest cheers despite a lineup of potential presidential contenders including Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz.
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Dream ceremonies reveal political divide at King tribute
In Washington DC, events honoring Martin Luther King Jr. drew diverse crowds but showed a split. Republicans and Democrats operated separate memorials and commemorations, with little cross party interaction amid the modern portrayal of King’s dream.
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GiulianiSparse Campaign Presence Shapes NYC Mayoral Race
In New York Giuliani offers limited campaign appearances for former aide Joe Lhota though once pivotal as Americas mayor. Observers say his far right stance may hurt Lhota’s bid by sparking recall of 2001 crisis leadership.
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Naval Academy sex assault case proceeds with cross examination
Defense attorneys finished a lengthy cross examination of a woman accusing Midshipman Josh Tate Eric Graham and Tra ve s Bush of sexually assaulting her at an alcohol fueled off campus party. The witness recounted Tate saying they had sex after she was heavily intoxicated and later claimed he was kidding about it.
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Obama vows bold steps to aid middle class economy
President Barack Obama says it will not be easy to reverse decades of forces against working Americans. He pledges continued fight for higher wages secure retirements and expanded access to education home ownership and health care in his Labor Day address. A strong middle class is essential to making the U S economy competitive again.
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