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  • Illegal aliens poised for new haven in Connecticut

    As many U.S. cities and states arrest illegal aliens in raids and toughen laws against them, a Connecticut city is offering to validate them under a new, first-in-the-nation ID-card program.


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  • Navy sends Comfort on humanitarian trip

    NORFOLK (AP) — A converted oil tanker commissioned to serve the medical needs of the Navy is bound for the Caribbean and Central and South America, where the crew will provide medical care to 85,000 patients in 12 countries.


  • Dogfighting's sizable ring

    Through all attempts to cover his tracks secretive lingo, coded Internet chatter, a move from Pennsylvania to Texas Thomas Weigner was intently pursued by a vigilant group of animal-loving sleuths.


  • Left to right, Cougerwalks, and Silent Walker, drum with the Iroquois Thunder Heart drummers, while Many Wolves, right, of Eagle Thunder Drums, sings along at a Native American festival and powwow called "Drums on the Pocomoke" hosted by the Assateague People, in Pocomoke, Md, on the Eastern Shore, Saturday, May 19, 2007. (Allison Shelley / The Washington Times)

    Eastern Shore powwow brings culture to life

    POCOMOKE CITY, Md. -- Larry Smack — Chief Medi- cine Cat— looks pleased, maybe just a bit anxious. The weatherman has called for a 20 percent chance of rain, but right now it's a beautiful spring morning on Maryland's Eastern Shore, and the 14th Annual Pow-Wow of the Assateague Peoples of Delaware, Maryland and Virginia is about to begin.


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