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Migrants sell up, flee Arizona ahead of crackdown

A few paces up the street, her undocumented Mexican neighbor Wendi Villasenor touts a kitchen table, some chairs and a few dishes as her family scrambles to get out of Arizona ahead of a looming crackdown on illegal immigrants. "Everyone is selling up the little they have and leaving," said Villasenor, 31, who is headed for Pennsylvania. "We have no alternative. They have us cornered." The two women are among scores of illegal immigrant families across Phoenix hauling the contents of their homes into the yard this weekend as they rush to sell up and get out before the state law takes effect on Thursday. The law, the toughest imposed by any U.S. state to curb illegal immigration, seeks to drive more than 400,000 undocumented day laborers, landscapers, house cleaners, chambermaids and other workers out of Arizona, which borders Mexico. It makes being an illegal immigrant a state crime and requires...

Tancredo spars with GOP boss, makes bid for governor official

DENVER — In a move that complicates Republican efforts to take back the Colorado governor's office, former GOP congressman Tom Tancredo said Monday that he plans to change parties and run on the American Constitution Party ticket. Tancredo issued a terse, one-sentence statement saying he intends to register his new party affiliation with the secretary of state then seek the nomination for governor. He believes Republican candidates Scott McInnis and Dan Maes have no chance of beating Democrat John Hickenlooper in...

Megachurch Pastor Seeks 100,000 Christians to 'Save America'

An Egyptian-born megachurch pastor is calling out for 100,000 “Bible-believing” Americans to pray for the United States. Dr. Michael Youssef, founding pastor of The Church of The Apostles and president of the ministry Leading the Way in Atlanta, has found 42,450 people so far to join him in daily prayer for the United States since the “God Save America” campaign launched on July 4. “The greatest battle of our time is the battle for the biblical truth,” stated Youssef in an e-mail to The Christian Post on Monday. “Universalism is rampant in evangelical...

Paula White, Benny Hinn deny National Enquirer report

TAMPA - Without Walls International Church senior pastor Paula White and worldwide televangelist and faith healer Benny Hinn posted statements on their websites denying a National Enquirer report that they've become romantically involved. White, who could not be reached for comment at her Tampa church, called the article...

Lawsuit claims school bias on Christian views

Attorneys with the Alliance Defense Fund have sued Augusta State University in Georgia on behalf of a counseling student who claims the university told her to deny her Christian beliefs in order to graduate. Jennifer Keeton, 24, who is pursuing a master's degree in counseling, said she was ordered to undergo a re-education plan that requires her to attend "diversity sensitivity training," complete additional...

Satanists Jailed for Ritual Murders

Seven self-confessed members of a Satanist sect were sentenced Monday by the Yaroslavl Regional Court to prison terms for killing four teenagers and desecrating their bodies in a 2008 initiation ritual. The sentencing follows a similar case in May in St. Petersburg, where two men who called themselves Goths were handed nearly 20-year prison terms for drowning and cannibalizing a 16-year-old girl in January 2009. The Yaroslavl group's ringleader, Nikolai Ogolobyak, 21, will spend...

New Health Official Faces Hostility in Senate

WASHINGTON — Unlike many other health policy experts, Dr. Donald M. Berwick, the new chief of Medicare and Medicaid, has extensive real world experience. As co-founder of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement in Cambridge, Mass., he worked with doctors and nurses to upgrade care at hundreds of hospitals from Contra Costa County, Calif., to Green Bay, Wis., to Florence, S.C. — and from Britain to Sweden to South Africa. He led efforts to reduce medical errors, eliminate hospital-acquired infections, standardize treatments and cut waste...

States face another $12 billion budget shortfall

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- States filled an $84 billion gap to balance their 2011 fiscal year budgets, which took effect earlier this month. But they could collectively face a new $12 billion hole if Congress fails to help cover growing Medicaid costs. Without another injection of government money...

Anti-vaccination campaigners slapped with safety warning

The New South Wales Health Care Complaints Commission has taken the unusual step of issuing a safety warning against a group of anti-vaccination campaigners. The Commission says the group, known as the Australian Vaccination Network (AVN), has refused to include a prominent disclaimer on its website stating the information...

Basel Group Agrees to New Global Rules for Banks

PARIS — Central bankers and regulators have reached an almost-unanimous preliminary agreement on new standards to reinforce the stability of the global financial system, adding to investor confidence in the outlook for many banks. Under the new requirements, banks would have to hold more in capital reserves and more cash on their balance sheets to cushion against...

Vatican puts its euro coins into circulation

EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - After years of serving as items for collectors, the euro coins issued by the Holy See will now be used on the streets of the Vatican City. The first is a 50-cent coin bearing the image of Pope Benedict XVI. The Vatican adopted the currency of the eurozone in 2002, but its coins could rarely be found in the free circulation. The initial series of the coins with a value amount of €310,400, which featured Pope John Paul II, were issued only in collector sets. The French religious news agency I.Media reported ...

Russia turns on 'irresponsible Iran'

Russia turned on Iran, accusing it of "fruitless and irresponsible rhetoric" and adding its voice to a diplomatic assault Monday which included unilateral sanctions from both the EU and Canada, as well as warnings from Iran's opposition party that Ahmadinejad's regime could suffer the same fate as the deposed Shah. The Russian remark came after criticism from Tehran over Moscow's support for UN sanctions last month. In the past, Iran had depended on allies Russia and China — and their veto power at the Security Council — to block...

EU hits Iran with tough sanctions against oil industry over nuclear programme

EU foreign ministers adopted new punitive measures, going beyond a fourth set of UN sanctions imposed over Tehran's refusal to freeze its uranium enrichment work. Canada also imposed new sanctions on Iran within hours. The moves, which follow similar sanctions imposed by the United States, are aimed at reviving moribund talks between Iran and six world powers - Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the US. Iran's foreign ministry responded by saying sanctions were not "an effective tool" and would only serve to "complicate" its...

BP swings to massive $17.2 billion loss

LONDON (CNNMoney.com) -- BP posted a massive quarterly loss of $17.2 billion Tuesday due to costs stemming from the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster. BP (BP) said it took a pretax charge of $32.2 billion in the quarter related to the oil spill, the worst in U.S. history. That charge includes the $20 billion fund the company agreed to set up in June to cover damages related to the spill. The second-quarter results were the first look at company's financials since the BP-leased Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded on April 20, killing 11 people. They were...

Pentagon Eyes Army Intelligence Analyst in Leak of Afghan War Documents

Pentagon officials looking into the leak of thousands of classified documents to an online whistle-blower already have at least one potential suspect in mind -- an Army intelligence analyst under suspicion in an earlier leak to the same website. Pfc. Bradley Manning was charged earlier this month with leaking classified information, presumably the 2007 video obtained by WikiLeaks.org that shows a U.S. helicopter firing on Iraqis, though Pentagon sources caution that it is too early to know whether Manning had anything to do with...

Pentagon can't account for $8.7 billion in Iraqi funds

Reporting from Baghdad — The Defense Department is unable to properly account for $8.7 billion out of $9.1 billion in Iraqi oil revenue entrusted to it between 2004 and 2007, according to a newly released audit that underscores a pattern of poor record-keeping during the war. Of that amount, the military failed to provide any records at all for $2.6 billion in purported reconstruction expenditure, says the report...

Pak rejects US intelligence reports of ISI links to Taliban

Islamabad: Pakistan on Monday dismissed as "baseless" and "skewed" the leaked US intelligence reports that accused its Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency of supporting Taliban fighters. Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit told the media that leaked reports were "far-fetched and skewed" and inconsistent with ground realities. The leaked documents also betrayed a "lack of understanding of the complexities involved" in Pakistan's role in the war against terror, he said. Pakistan's "constructive and positive role in Afghanistan" cannot...

US asked Scotland not to release Lockerbie bomber, letter reveals

Abdelbasset al-Megrahi was the only person convicted of murdering 270 people in the 1988 bombing of PanAm flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. He was freed on compassionate grounds last year because he was terminally ill and was said to have months to live. However, nearly a year after he was released and sent home to Libya to die, he remains alive. The US has put pressure on London to hold a full inquiry into the "oil for terrorists" scandal. The US Congress is holding a hearing on Thursday to investigate allegations that BP lobbied...

‘Minority Report’ technology used by police to predict crimes

Two police forces have begun trialling the sophisticated programme, which has echoes of the Tom Cruise film Minority Report, where psychics are used to stop criminals before they commit a crime. The system, known as Crush (Criminal Reduction Utilising Statistical History) evaluates crime records, intelligence briefings, offender profiles and even weather reports, to identify potential...

Michelle Obama heads to Marbella for Spanish holiday with daughter and friends

America's First Lady and her younger daughter, Sasha, nine, will spend four days in the seaside resort, staying at the five star Villa Padierna, which has a reputation as the best hotel in Spain. President Barack Obama will not be making the trip, nor would the couple's elder daughter Malia, 12, who is going to an American summer camp. Confirmation from the White House of Mrs Obama's private trip came after a day of frenzied speculation by the Spanish media over whether the entire family had chosen Spain for their holiday destination.

Climate Weapons: More Than Just a Conspiracy Theory?

This story by Andrey Areshev, political scientist, PhD (History), Strateic Culture Foundation expert, was published in International Affairs magazine. The abnormally hot weather in the central regions of Russia has already caused serious economic damage. It has destroyed crops on roughly 20% of the country's agricultural land lots, the result being that the food prices are clearly set to climb next fall. On top of that,..

Massive hail stones fall in tiny South Dakota town, challenge U.S. record

Vivian: Hail Capital of the U.S.? Meteorologists from the National Weather Service office in Aberdeen will be in Vivian today to determine if a July 23 hailstorm there produced one, or possibly more, record-setting hailstones. Vivian-area ranch hand Leslie Scott has what may be the biggest hailstone in U.S. history in his freezer. Today, weather service staffers will transport it to the walk-in freezer at the Coffee Cup...

Humans survived ice age by sheltering in 'Garden of Eden', claim scientists

The last humans on Earth may have survived an ice age by retreating to a small patch of land nicknamed 'the garden of Eden'. The strip of land on Africa's southern coast - around 240 miles east of Cape Town - became the only place that remained habitable during the devastating ice age, scientists claim...


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