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Australian Man and His Firm Indicted in Plot to Export Restricted Military and Other U.S. Technology to Iran

By Department of Justice on Apr 27, 2012   National  

Australian Man and His Firm Indicted in Plot to Export Restricted Military and Other U.S. Technology to Iran

WASHINGTON – An Australian man and his company have been indicted today by a federal grand jury in the District of Columbia for conspiring to export sensitive military and other technology from the United States to Iran, including components with applications in missiles, drones, torpedoes and helicopters.

Crow Tribe, United States and State of Montana Sign Historic Water Compact

By Department of the Interior on Apr 27, 2012   National  

Crow Tribe, United States and State of Montana Sign Historic Water Compact

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Crow Tribe Apsáalooke Nation, the United States of America and the State of Montana executed the Crow Tribe-Montana Water Rights Compact in an historic signing ceremony today at the U.S. Department of the Interior.

Senators: Implement Volcker Rule Without Delay

By Julie Hasquet | Office of Senator Begich on Apr 27, 2012   National  

Senators: Implement Volcker Rule Without Delay

Merkley, Levin Lead a Group of 22 Senators Urging Regulators to Write a Clear, Strong, Effective Firewall

US Supreme Court Hears Arizona Immigration Controversy

By Lisa Ferdinando | VOA News on Apr 25, 2012   National  

US Supreme Court Hears Arizona Immigration Controversy

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments Wednesday on a controversial immigration law in Arizona that supporters say is necessary, but opponents say unfairly targets all immigrants.

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