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...sending business to their home countries, which is beneficial to them,” says Kaufman. Especially for developing countries, he says, international students who settle in the U. S. or in other developed countries create connections for people and businesses in their home countries that can prove valuable and foster progress...
Sanders and his colleagues should be applauded for addressing the serious and disturbing degree of leeway given to investigators under the PATRIOT Act. While we recognize the need for vigilance in this new era of heightened security, the U.S. must have a transparent process that requires investigators to prove probable cause, which is an essential facet of American legal values. Abandoning these ideals—particularly while we fight to defend them—is unacceptable...
...second resolution is no less important for Bush's principal ally. Failure to secure one before war is undertaken could prove a political disaster for British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who has faced big demonstrations for peace and has promised the electorate that guns will not be fired without an attempt to win a further U.N. sanction. Blair, says a U.S. official, wants a second resolution "in the worst way. It's probably indispensable to him." If that's what Blair wants, that's what he will get. Bush himself backs Blair to the hilt. "You're a great leader...
...What is a principal residence? If you spend seven months a year in a Baltimore, Md., duplex and five in a Miami condo, it's the duplex. You can easily prove you used it as your main home for two (not necessarily consecutive) years of the five before you sold; just produce appropriate bills and receipts. (Year-round landscaping bills won't cut it, but supermarket receipts will...
...when Cam's trial finally began two weeks ago, the government faced a quandary. Should it maximize coverage to prove its seriousness in cracking down on gangsters and their dirty friends in high places? Or would that merely publicize the scale of official corruption? Hanoi chose a middle course. The opening hours of the trial were broadcast live on national television, with Nam Cam shown handcuffed and in striped prison pajamas. (Reporters weren't allowed in the courtroom; they viewed the proceedings on a closed-circuit-television monitor. "That's so they can cut the feed if they need...