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After New York's World Trade Center is rocked by a thundering explosion, police round up a string of Arab immigrants as suspects, including an Egyptian radical who was admitted to the U.S. by mistake. Off the shore of New York's Long Island, a rusty tramp steamer called the...
Bill Clinton and H. Ross Perot may be reluctant to acknowledge it, but the U.S.-Mexican border is already wide open to trade and likely to remain so whether the North American Free Trade Agreement passes Congress or not. In Laredo, Texas, last week 18-wheelers thundered back and forth...
Almost all the things Perot and other NAFTA critics say are going to happen if the agreement is signed have already happened. The largest -- and most controversial -- migrants to Mexico have been the automakers and other big manufacturing firms that have built assembly plants, or maquiladoras, along the border and...
They're not all cowhands and they don't all live on the Rio Grande. But many of Harvard's Texan students share one trait: they're very fond of their state. And now, they have an outlet for their pride.
CHICAGO. The grand Beaux-Arts building that houses the Art Institute of Chicago is 100 years old. To celebrate that centennial, the Institute on Nov. 1 unveils "Chicago's Dream, a World's Treasure," a show of some of the choicest works from the 260,000-piece permanent collection. The...