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Drug war news: Getting creative to smuggle & sell cocaine

Brazilian drug dealers are using Amy Winehouse’s image and a Peruvian man comes up with a creative way to smuggle cocaine.... Read more»

Blasts rock Iraqi cities ahead of U.S. pullout

Deadly bomb blasts hit three Iraqi cities on Monday, with insurgents using suicide bombers, car bombs and gunmen to attack civilians and Iraqi security forces, killing scores just months ahead of a pullout of U.S. forces. (with video)... Read more»

Cameron vows to mend broken Britain

British Prime Minister David Cameron promised Monday to overhaul government policy to tackle a “slow-motion moral collapse” which he said lay at the heart of last week’s deadly riots.... Read more»

Comic: Riots in Great Britain

The history of social media as a tool to incite violence

The British government is exploring ways in which it might restrict the use of social media.... Read more»

Comic: Immigration

David Cameron's Britain

This week’s riots in Britain have renewed the debate about multiculturalism: how much should immigrants (be forced to) assimilate into their adopted cultures?... Read more»

Man gets 48-month prison sentence for illegal entry

A 31-year-old Sinaloa man was sentenced to 48 months in prison for illegal entry into the United States because of a long criminal history, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

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Sentinel on Buckmaster radio show Friday

Sentinel editor Dylan Smith will be on the Reporters’ Roundtable on the Buckmaster Show on Friday. Tune in at noon for an interview with Rep. Raul Grijalva just before the weekly discussion.... Read more»

Who wants to marry a cannibal?

A cannibal infamous for digging up and consuming the corpse of an old woman is ready for love, the Jakarta Post reports.... Read more»

Border Patrol: Gang members; sexual predator apprehended

Tucson Sector Border Patrol agents apprehended two admitted gang members and a convicted child sex offender on Wednesday.... Read more»

U.K. has night of relative calm after rioting

A fifth night of violence was prevented in Britain with a huge police operation and heavy rain in some areas. During the evening magistrates worked around the clock to fast track people suspected of rioting.... Read more»

Texas OKs private border security contractor

It’s not a sales pitch heard too often, but farmers and ranchers here have a new, tax-deductible option for improving their businesses — and the company offering it promises to take a bullet for its client. It’s a pitch that fits well with the mythic ethos of the West: If the government cannot protect its citizens, it’s up to the individual.... Read more»2

Guest opinion

Does immigration decrease crime? Check the stats

What if America’s drop in crime was caused in part by… immigration? What if the presence of immigrants in a community not only did not increase crime but actually helped decrease it?... Read more»3

Norway killer may have filmed massacre

Police are looking for a camera that Norwegian terror suspect Anders Behring Breivik may have used to film his massacre of 69 people on Utoya island.... Read more»

Border Patrol wrapup: Men injured by lightning strike

Sonoita Station agents responded to a call from two Mexican nationals who said they had been struck by lightning near Parker Lake.... Read more»

Brewer asks Supreme Court to lift SB 1070 injunction

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to overturn a lower court’s injunction that bars the enforcement of much of the state’s controversial SB 1070 immigration law.... Read more»3

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