Truth in Caller ID Act Advances in House Vote
The House passed a bill to ban caller ID spoofing by hiding true numbers or identities. Proponents argue spoofing enables scams that steal Social Security and credit card details and urge Senate passage and a presidential signature.
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Universal biometric ID cards spark civil liberty debate
Senators Schumer and Graham propose a universal biometric Social Security card with fingerprint or retinal scan to verify identity for immigration control. Critics warn it could enable broader uses from voting to gun ownership, risking civil rights and increasing government reach.
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Today in History Highlight for April 30, 2010
On this day in history April 30 commemorates Nixon announcing U S troops to Cambodia in 1970. It also marks George Washington becoming first U S president in 1789 and the 1803 Louisiana Purchase of the territory from France for about 15 million dollars.
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U.S
Cambodia
George Washington
New York
United States
Louisiana Territory
France
Washington
Obama
Sonia Sotomayor
Bush
Samuel Alito
Antonin Scalia
Roswell Troops Assigned And Graduates At Chanute AFB
Airman Darren L. Saunders son of Roswell residents Henry and … Saunders is reassigned to Chanute Air Force Base Illinois to begin specialized instruction in aircraft maintenance. Airman Sheldon M. Bateman son of Roswell residents Donald and Bateman has graduated from the Air Force missile facilities at Chanute AFB Illinois and will serve with the 91st Field Missile Maintenance Squadron at Minot AFB North Dakota.
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Darren L. Saunders
Henry Saunders
Roswell
Chanute Air Force Base
Illinois
Saunders
Goddard High School
Sheldon M. Bateman
Donald M. Bateman
Air Force
Bateman
91St Field
Minot Air Force Base
N.D
Tone Down The Noise Of National Debate And Protests
A Santa Fe columnist urges calm amid deep political division in 2008 Americans confront protests from both Tea Party and liberal groups following policies on healthcare and immigration He recalls 9 11 resilience and argues politics is a cyclical game while inviting reader correspondence.
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Civility and civics falter as job market cools and courts heat up
A Michigan State University survey shows new graduate hiring down 40 percent last year and likely lower this spring. Civic civility mirrors job woes as partisan fights grow over the next Supreme Court nominee.
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Michigan State University
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Obama and Gun Rights Face Global Control Threat
A warning essay argues that Obama and Washington aim to erode the Second Amendment through international treaties and gun control measures. It cites claims of covert funding, Supreme Court influence, and a looming global treaty, urging readers to beware a projected gun confiscation. The piece quotes Wayne LaPierre and cites NRA history and public polls.
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Wayne LaPierre
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American Rifleman
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Barack Obama
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NRA
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