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Wed Jun 26 15:03:57 2013
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July 4, 2012: In this photo provided by the U.S. Navy, the
USS Ponce transits the Persian Gulf en route to Bahrain, according to
the U.S. Navy.AP/US NavyBEIJING In its latest account of national defense
efforts, China said Tuesday that the United States is destabilizing the
Asia-Pacific region by strengthening its military alliances and sending
more ships, planes, and troops to the area.The U.S. policy known as
the "pivot" to Asia runs counter to regional trends and "frequently makes
the situation tenser," the Defense Ministry said in its report on the
state of China's defense posture and armed forces."Certain efforts made
to highlight the military agenda, enhance military deployment and also strengthen
alliances are not in line with the calling of the times and
are not conducive to the upholding of peace and stability in the
region," spokesman Yang Yujun told reporters at a news conference marking
the report's release."We hope that the relevant parties would do more to
enhance the mutual trust between countries in the region and contribute
to peace and stability," Yang said.China has consistently criticized Washington's
deployment of additional ships and personnel to Asia, along with increasing
cooperation both with treaty partners, including Japan, South Korea, and
the Philippines, as well other countries such as Vietnam that aren't traditional
allies.The U.S. is winding down its fighting in Afghanistan and calls the
restructuring a
Arkansas House members failed to approve a budget bill for a plan
to use federal Medicaid dollars to buy private health insurance for low-income
residents, slowing the Legislature to a crawl in what was expected to
be its final week of meetings.The House voted 69-28 in favor, leaving
the "private option" proposal six votes short of the 75 votes needed
for it to pass. The plan would let Arkansas use federal Medicaid
funds to buy private insurance for low-income residents under the new federal
health care plan.Legislators had already approved a bill setting up the
program, but an attached budget bill needs a supermajority -- three-fourths
of each chamber -- before it can take effect. The proposal also
requires final approval from the federal government, which has endorsed
the concept but wants to see specifics.A Friday vote had been set,
but House leaders who support the bill delayed work so representatives could
explain the plan to constituents. After Monday's vote, the House immediately
adjourned until Tuesday. Leading lawmakers had previously said they wanted
to finish up work for this year's legislative session by this Friday.Gov.
Mike Beebe said after the vote that legislators should just end the
session if they don't plan to reconsider and pass the bill, and
that he would not call a special session for them to consider
it again."If they don't pass it tomorrow, then shut the session down
and go home," Beebe told reporters after Monda
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">."The
report -- subtitled "How Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez manipulated
Justice and Ignored Rule of Law" -- was a joint effort by
minority leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Republican-led
House's Judiciary and Oversight and Government Reform committees."The facts
surrounding this quid pro quo show that Perez may have exceeded the
scope of the ethics and professional-responsibility opinions he received
from the department and thereby violated his duties of loyalty and confidentiality
to the United States. Perez also misled senior Justice Department officials
about the quid pro quo," the report states.But congressional Democrats put
out a statement and memo of their own late Sunday refuting the
details.The statement said the "overwhelming evidence" indicates Perez and
others "acted professionally to advance the interests of civil rights and
effectively combat the scourge of discrimination in housing." They said
the decision not to intervene in the suit against St. Paul was
based on expert recommendations."Instead of identifying inappropriate conduct
by Mr. Perez, it appears that the accusations against him are part
of a broader political campaign to undermine the legal safeguards against
discrimination that Mr. Perez was protecting," they said.
Obama Labor nominee faces ethics scrutiny
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ely meeting
-- or missing -- those goals is tied to the pathway to
legal status.Conservatives say border security improvements should be verified
before illegal immigrants can seek citizenship. Illegal immigrant advocates
say their pathway should not be held up by that process.Regardless, the
plan dedicates billions to security efforts, including $3 billion to providing
more border agents, customs agents and surveillance systems along the border;
and $1.5 billion to building up border fencing.The security and legalization
efforts, though, are only part of the sweeping plan.The legislation also
would remake the nation's inefficient legal immigration system, creating
new immigration opportunities for tens of thousands of high- and low-skilled
workers, as well as a new "merit visa" aimed at bringing people
with talents to the U.S. Senators had planned to formally introduce the
bill Tuesday, but after Monday's bombing at the Boston Marathon a planned
press event was delayed until later in the week.Employers would face tough
new requirements to check the legal status of all workers.Overall, the changes
represent the most dramatic overhaul to U.S. immigration law in more than
a quarter-century."There's a realization among most Republicans and Democrats
that this issue needs to be addressed," said Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.,
a leader of the effort. "You can't have 11 million people living
in the shadows forever."McCain and another leader of the
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