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Two friends were returning home to Ohio after attending a "Star Trek" convention in St Louis. When passing through a small town in Illinois, a police officer pulled them over. They were stuck there for the next hour.
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Guadalajara -
Mexican authorities made the grisly discovery on Wednesday of 26 bodies stuffed inside 3 different abandoned vehicles. The victims are thought to have been murdered by drug gang hitmen.
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In his third appearance on Comedy Central's 'The Daily Show with Jon Stewart' on Monday night, Republican presidential candidate Congressman Ron Paul explained his Libertarian message on free markets and personal freedom.
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The televised Santos Laguna-Morelia contest on Saturday night came to a frightening halt when gunshots sent players and fans scurrying for cover.
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With more than 40,000 casualties in the ongoing Mexican drug war, the non-stop battles have already broken down the resolve of most law enforcement officials.
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In the latest shocker from Mexico's ongoing drug war, a 14-year-old cartel hit man receives a shockingly lenient sentence for a set of grisly crimes.
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The National Institute of Statistics released a report showing the homicide rate of Mexico has increased by 23% in 2010, continuing the bad news for Mexican officials as they fight against cartels.
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United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay said on Friday that the United States was not doing enough to prevent drug violence in Mexico.
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New York -
A commission reported countless lives were lost and over a trillion dollars spent on a drug war that is no closer to being won than when Richard Nixon declared war in 1971. It’s speculated that several panel members observed that the sky was also blue.
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Monterrey -
In a profound display of leadership skills, a kindergarten teacher in Monterrey’s La Estanzuela barrio led a group of young children through an epic Mexican drug battle, emerging from the far side safe, unfazed and craving for chocolate.
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Drug war Headlines
Benedict XVI will find Church divided over drug wars
View of Mexico's drugs war from the place it began
Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina tells a regional summit that the war on drugs has failed, and it is time to consider decriminalisation.
Drug killings have soared in Mexico since President Calderon launched his war on drug cartels - and security is now a major concern in election year
How one DEA agent's murder changed Mexico's drug war
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Freight train along the El Paso-Juárez border, part of the record-setting $71 billion import-export trade in the El Paso district in 2010.
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