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WASHINGTON -- If Democrats win one or both houses of Congress in November's elections, as polls suggest is increasingly likely, President Bush's Washington will change dramatically.
SacBee -- Bee National Politics
WASHINGTON -- Immigration rancor took no summer vacation.
SacBee -- Bee National Politics
Several hundred people promoting immigrant rights rallied in Southside Park on Monday and heard a call to "change our destiny" and "begin again our struggle" for equitable treatment.
SacBee -- Bee National Politics
SÁSABE, Mexico -- Somewhere north of this Mexican cattle outpost, U.S. National Guard troops man 24-hour observation posts and better-equipped U.S. Border Patrol agents roam the desert, searching for illegal immigrants.
SacBee -- Bee National Politics
WASHINGTON -- Renewed worries about offshore oil drilling and effluent dumping are reviving hopes of extending the southern boundary of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary to protect waters off the Central California coast.
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WASHINGTON -- In perhaps its bleakest assessment of the Iraq war to date, the Pentagon said Friday the struggle between Sunni and Shiite Muslim extremists seeking to control Baghdad has eclipsed the Sunni insurgency against U.S.-led coalition forces and is spreading to other parts of Iraq.
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WASHINGTON -- Yosemite's neighbors may speak louder under new management policies signed Thursday.
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SALT LAKE CITY -- In his toughest language to date, President Bush warned Thursday that "there must be consequences" for Iran's "defiance and delay" in ignoring international demands that it stop enriching uranium.
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SALT LAKE CITY -- Casting the war in Iraq as a life-or-death struggle for the entire civilized world, President Bush said Thursday that a quick withdrawal would trigger more terrorist attacks in America.
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WASHINGTON -- An unusual collaboration between Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist and Internet bloggers on Wednesday led a senator to publicly acknowledge that he'd been blocking a vote on a government accountability bill.