Informant freed after immigration ruling in New York
Guillermo Ramirez Peyro known as Lalo, a former Mexican law enforcer turned US drug informant, was released from a New York federal detention center after the DOJ immigration board rejected deportation to Mexico citing risk of torture or death. In Kentucky, Hillary Clinton urged bipartisanship to ratify the New START treaty as Jindal denies presidential bid.
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Fort Hood suspect isolated in Texas jail
The Army psychiatrist charged in the Fort Hood shooting spree, Maj. Nidal Hasan, was moved to Bell County Jail in Belton, Texas, and will be kept in an infirmary cell under 24 hour surveillance. He was airlifted from a San Antonio hospital at about 4 a.m. Friday. The transfer follows his return to the United States after treatment overseas.
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Battle ahead for Stevens replacement in Obama push
Obama aims to quickly name a successor in the mold of Justice Stevens as the retirement sparks an election year fight. Electorate and party leaders discuss frontrunners Elena Kagan Merrick Garland Diane Wood while Senate hearings loom amid partisan scrutiny and fundraising dynamics.
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Rescuers Press Toward Mine Refuge Chamber In West Virginia
Grieving families bury victims as rescue teams push toward a refuge chamber deep in the Upper Big Branch mine. Officials hope the chamber holds survivors and 25 lives are lost in the worst US underground disaster since 1984.
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Lawmakers See Rise in Threats During Health Care Debate
The count of serious threats against Congress rose in the first quarter to 42, nearly triple the previous year, as heated health care reform debates fueled security concerns. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi cited nonstop media coverage and stressed responsibility in public appeals.
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