Amendment drive seeks to let naturalized citizens become president
A movement in the United States argues for amending Article 2 to permit naturalized citizens to hold the presidency. Proponents reference Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jennifer Granholm as examples, while opponents doubt passage.
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Women protest intrusive airport searches post TSA rule
Women nationwide object to patdowns as intrusive under new TSA guidelines. Complainants from Baltimore and others say the measures humiliate and frighten them, with 250 complaints logged since September. Activists cite civil liberties concerns while some think post 9 11 security requires acceptance of limited inconvenience.
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Group works to save WWII era Black officers club in Arizona
The World War II era Colored Officers' Club at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, faces decay with peeling paint, plywood over windows, and trash inside as crews rally to preserve its historic significance. Heavyweight boxing icon Joe Louis is noted in front of the site.
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