Romney remarks edge toward self created crisis
Romney spars with tough housing conditions in Nevada and Florida where he declares himself unemployed while admitting personal wealth. The comments reveal vulnerabilities and a perception of detachment from widespread unemployment and foreclosures, though they have not yet altered his nomination standing.
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Border Patrol halts northern border search practice
The U S Border Patrol has stopped routinely checking buses trains and airports for illegal immigrants at transport hubs along the northern border and interior sources say the order began last month after the White House announced steps to ease immigration backlog Affected agents say the move ends a long used tool in tracking undocumented migrants.
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Attack Outside U S Embassy in Bosnia Wounds Police and Gunman
A gunman opened fire outside the U S Embassy in Sarajevo injuring a officer and himself after exiting a tram with a Kalashnikov. Police surrounded him and a 30 minute stand off ended with the gunman dead and another suspect in police custody. Authorities identified the shooter as Mevlid Jasarevic, a 23 year old Novi Pazar resident and Wahhabi follower with two grenades.
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Occupy Wall Street protesters brace for harsh winter
Protesters from New York to Denver stockpile coats blankets and tents as cold weather nears. Demonstrators, including in Providence and Boston, face exposure risk with some campsites planned indoors or relocated, while authorities consider eviction and safety rules.
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Americans spend more as income stays flat amid low rates
Americans increased spending by 0.6 percent in September led by durable goods while pay rose 0.3 percent and real income fell 0.1 percent. Savings eroded to the lowest rate since December 2007 as households rely on debt and savings to bridge the gap.
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Syrian security forces kill about 30 in protest crackdown
Be irut AP Syrian security forces opened fire on protesters and hunted them in house to house raids killing about 30 in the deadliest day in weeks as the uprising against Bashar al Assad continues. Activists say hundreds killed since March and report widespread communications disruption.
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