Al-Qaida plotting traced to Yemen ahead of embassy closures
Intelligence officials trace a major al-Qaida plot from Yemen to al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula led by Nasser al-Wahishi. The United States closes diplomatic posts from Mauritania to Bangladesh and later reopens some in Kabul. Yemen confirms 25 wanted AQ suspects and tightens security.
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Obama Pushes Private-Sector Focus to Wind Down Fannie and Freddie
White House officials say President Obama will press to shift mortgage guarantees to private capital after losses, aim for at least 15 percent annual wind down of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac portfolios, and tie housing reforms to immigration. The plan mirrors Corker Warner legislation aiming to shutter the enterprises within five years.
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Mark Warner
Virginia
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Immigration plan faces opposition as advocates rally nationwide
Advocates and opponents plan demonstrations nationwide amid House skepticism of a Senate immigration overhaul. Lawmakers cite past failures including the 1986 Reagan law, arguing enforcement and implementation are key before any legalization or citizenship paths. Senators and Republicans debate staged reforms versus comprehensive action. But opponents warn against amnesty while stressing border security and worker verification.
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New Mexico Old Main Prison May Become Museum
The Old Main prison near Santa Fe could be transformed into a museum funded by visitors and run with inmate involvement. Plans include tours a few times monthly, an inmate staffed restaurant, and a hobby shop, with repairs by the Penitentiary of New Mexico and a potential opening in three to five years.
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New Medical Marijuana Rules Criticized in Santa Fe Hearing
State medical regulators propose rules requiring providers certifying patients for medical marijuana to follow stricter documentation and certification standards. Critics, including Dr. Steven Jenison, argue the rules treat marijuana like a prescription drug despite its herbal status and may create barriers for patients.
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