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Securing border driving House's immigration efforts
Even as the Senate is pushing its massive immigration bill, the House is beginning to move pieces of the puzzle through its committees with a vote Wednesday to force the Obama administration to stiffen border security.
Legislation aims to preserve Civil War battlefields
U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran has introduced bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the program that helps preserve historic battlegrounds in the United States, including battlefields in Mississippi.
Texas Fertilizer Plant Explosion: Error and Terror are Two Different Things
On April 17, a West Texas fertilizer plant exploded , leaving 14 dead and approximately 200 injured.
American Insurance Association Issues Statement on TRIA Reauthorization Legislation
WASHINGTON, D.C., May 9, 2013 - Leigh Ann Pusey, president and CEO of the American Insurance Association , issued the following statement in response to today's introduction of the "Fostering Resilience to Terrorism Act of 2013" sponsored by Rep.
Homeland Security OIG probed Spires situation
Richard Spires' May 7 resignation as Department of Homeland Security CIO put an end to his long and unexplained absence, but the questions and inquiries continue -- first from Capitol Hill, and now from DHS's Office of Inspector General.
Your One-Stop Post for the Boston Bombing Hearing: TheBlaze's...
UPDATE 10:00 a.m. ET - Erroll Southers, University of Southern California Homeland Security and Public Policy Professor, says it's most likely that the Tsarnaev brothers were homegrown radical extremists.
The Congressional Gaming Caucus makes a comeback
With more casinos sprouting up across the country and online gambling measures on the rise, U.S. Reps.
Man admits to killing Miss. gay mayoral candidate
An autopsy report says a man admitted to killing a Mississippi mayoral candidate in February and that the victim died from lack of oxygen, but it doesn't give an exact reason for the death beyond calling it a homicide.
Auditors Tell Congress to Halt Maritime Worker Biometric ID Rules
Federal auditors advised Congress to revoke a law requiring employees to swipe biometric identification cards to access secure port facilities until officials prove the value of ID card readers.
Spires said in an e-mail to Homeland Security officials: "I have served as the department's CIO for more than 3 1/2 years, and I take pride in working with you to have IT more effectively support the Homeland Security missions and businesses as we also have worked to more efficiently deliver our services." Homeland Security has maintained that ... (more)
Miss Maryland to 'Rappel for Kidney Health' from roof of Baltimore Marriott
In her role as Miss Maryland, Joanna Guy has traveled far and wide to serve as a positive role model for youth and an ambassador for the Old Line State.
Black man admits killing Black Miss. gay mayoral candidate
An autopsy report says a man admitted to killing a Mississippi mayoral candidate in February and that the victim died from lack of oxygen, but it doesn't give an exact reason for the death beyond calling it a homicide.
Autopsy: Man admits killing gay Miss. candidate
An autopsy report says a man admitted to killing a Mississippi mayoral candidate in February and that the victim died from lack of oxygen, but it doesn't give an exact reason for the death beyond calling it a homicide.
Autopsy: Man admits killing gay Miss. candidate
JACKSON, Miss. An autopsy report says a man admitted to killing a Mississippi mayoral candidate in February and that the victim died from lack of oxygen, but it doesn't give an exact reason for the death beyond calling it a homicide.
Legislation in DC Aims to Help Wounded Vets
As more American troops return home from overseas, there's an increasing need get them the care they need more quickly.
Lawmakers call for chemical facility review after ...
Democratic lawmakers are seeking a federal review of security at industrial chemical facilities after the deadly explosion at a West, Texas, fertilizer plant in April.
Jackson mayoral debate: Experience vs. new ideas
The five top Jackson mayoral candidates traded jab after jab at a Tuesday night debate, but it's unlikely any of them will land a knockout blow during next week's primary.
Carry-on Changes Again at BWI, Reagan National and Dulles Airports
Earlier this year, Patch reported that the Transportation Security Administration would relax some of the strict carry-on luggage rules, starting April 25.
Obama Cabinet pick could dull diversity criticism
With his pick of Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx to be his next Transportation Secretary, President Obama has decided to tap a young mayor from one of the country's most vibrant cities to join his nearly completed second-term Cabinet.
Carry-on Changes Again at BWI, Reagan National and Dulles Airports
Earlier this year, Patch reported that the Transportation Security Administration would relax some of the strict carry-on luggage rules, starting April 25.