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  • A vehicle from the Swallow Unmanned Aerial System was displayed at the Unmanned Vehicle Systems International convention in Las Vegas this year. Media, agriculture and real estate industries are expected to be among the most eager customers for drones. (Sam Morris/Special to The Washington Times)

    Drone plans mired in 'privacy issues'

    Frustrated commercial drone companies say the Obama administration is falling further and further behind in meeting congressional demands to clear the path for full integration into American airspace by 2015. Billions of dollars of investments as well as commercial applications for drones could be caught up in the delay, they warn.


  • The National Retail Federation has found that the 82 percent of Americans who celebrate Easter will spend a total of $16.8 billion on food, decorations and apparel this year. (Orange County Register via Associated Press)

    Inside the Beltway: Polls don't hold strong promise for Santorum

    It's 18 days until the next Republican presidential primary, leaving political junkies wondering what to do with themselves until April 24. A panacea? Surveys and nice wonkish takes on the old horse race ought to help.


  • **FILE** Rep. Ted Poe, Texas Republican (Associated Press)

    War surplus sought for U.S. security

    Two Texas lawmakers, joined by 17 border sheriffs from Texas, Arizona and New Mexico, have asked Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta to authorize the shipment of surplus equipment being returned from the war zones in Iraq and Afghanistan to the border with Mexico as a matter of "national security."


  • Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott (Associated Press)

    Judge nixes Texas remapping plan after latest deal

    Texas' attorney general agreed Monday to temporary voting maps that add new Hispanic-dominated districts and could save the April 3 date for primary elections statewide, but at least one influential minority group said it would fight the new plan.


  • Rep. Henry Cuellar, Texas Democrat (right), and Zapata County Sheriff Sigifredo Gonzalez discuss the disappearance of David Hartley in Mexico. (Associated Press)

    Threats slow search for U.S. man in Mexican lake

    A search for a missing American tourist presumably shot and killed by Mexican pirates on a border lake has been thwarted by threats of an ambush from drug gangs, U.S. officials said Thursday.


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