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U.S. deaths in Iraq could top 4,300 this month with more than one million Iraqis dead from the war and from violence unleashed by those who manipulated this alliance to induce an invasion.

The United States has dramatically improved security along its border with Mexico and met other requirements set by lawmakers in 2007 for passing immigration reform, a top U.S. official said on Friday.

Following the tragic mass-murder of Americans at the Fort Hood, Texas military installation at the hands of a suspected radical Jihadist, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano's first priority was to reassure the world that U.S. authorities were taking measures to quell anti-Islam sentiments after last week's mass-murder by a Muslim serving ...

Spend enough time with Eileen Klein and the people who know her and the state Capitol best, and two things become clear: First, the new chief of staff to Republican Gov.

ABU DHABI // The killing of 13 people by a Muslim psychiatrist at an American army base must not lead to the victimisation of Muslim Americans, the US secretary of homeland security has said.

The director of the state's Medicaid program that provides health insurance for about one in five Arizonans has resigned to take a position with a health-care consulting company.

On Thursday, Republican Governor will Jan Brewer will announce her candidacy in 2010 for a full four-year term for the office she assumed in January upon the resignation of Democrat Janet Napolitano.

BURKE 'S BUMBLE CBS 5's recent special report on Sheriff Joe Arpaio 's pattern of retaliation against anyone who criticizes or opposes his office put some serious wind into the sails of Joe foes.

Tara Jackson admitted Monday this isn't the first time a group has tried to figure out how to end Arizona's boom-or-bust cycle of tax collections.

When Democrat Janet Napolitano resigned as Arizona governor to become U.S. Homeland Security secretary, it meant big changes for her senior advisers and other top appointees.

The Pima County Republican Party sent out a press release this week, expressing its discomfort with the fact that City Councilman Rodney Glassmana s exploratory campaign for U.S. Senate is being chaired by Pima County Recorder F. Ann Rodriguez.

There is talk at the state capitol of Arizona Republican Senator, Russell Pearce, possibly being named as the head of D.P.S. His name is one of the more controversial rumored for the position due to his stance on illegal immigration.

Arizonaa s 31 state parks face closure without a new stream of revenue, according to a report by ASUa s Morrison Institute for Public Policy released Thursday.

The Arizona Legislature's main champion of legislation to combat illegal immigration announced Wednesday he plans a triple-barreled attack on the issue early in the 2010 session, with an initiative measure waiting in the wings.

One day last week one of you asked me what "tea-bagging" or "tea-bagger" means. I checked it out and reported that it was windsurfing jargon and also slang for a certain sex act.

A new study released by the Greater Phoenix Convention and Visitors Bureau cites tens of thousands of jobs and $166 million in sales and property taxes from Phoenix hotels as evidence of the need to support the industry's recovery efforts.

One in an occasional series of commentaries by state leaders. A year ago, many were writing obituaries for the Republican Party.

Hundreds of noisy protesters greeted U.S. Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano when she returned to her alma mater Thursday night to speak on global security.

Authorities are tracking terrorists with al-Qaeda leanings in the U.S. by focusing on better sharing of information, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said.

By Joel Skousen World Affairs Brief 10-10-9 Arizona's most famous Sheriff, Joe Arpaio, is embarrassing everyone in the state and federal government who are claiming they don't have the resources to round up and deport illegal aliens.