The U.S. Might Be About to Declare War on Canada Over Lumber
A trade war is brewing.
Canadian prime minister has openly admitted to using the drug (just like President Obama). So he should be barred from entering US.
Any alien who admits illegal drug use is "inadmissible" without a waiver.
Freedom of religion is supposedly guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights, but there are many exceptions.
The regulations could be looser in some respects than rules adopted by U.S. states.
Actually, you can probably guess what happened.
Unless you rip up that passport, Uncle Sam will never leave you alone. Neither will Rush.
Nobody is helped by the government threatening prison over a debate.
Ruling doesn't affect recreational use.
A look back at America's first major exclusionary immigration law
Dan Smith insists the cat in question isn't his, but rather a feral cat that his estranged wife would feed.
Privately-sponsored refugees faring better
Attorney argues the state trained the officer to do what he did, so was not entitled to seek to convict him for it.
Forcing students to sign agreement accepting slurs and curses was "a tremendous recruitment tool."
What do you think this is, America?
What you need to know about the year's biggest international hotspots, revolutions, and brewing conflicts.
Country will harbor single dudes only if they're gay, for now.
Canada and Mexico may beat U.S. to the punch on legalization.
Environmentalists cry foul and urge President Obama to stop the pipeline
From the Third World to the First World, officials can't exempt medicine from the laws of economics.
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, the next prime minister, promises to "get started on that right away."
Justices unanimously reject a rule restricting medical options to dried marijuana.
Reading? What do you think this is, some sort of school bus?
Heckuva job, Chuck Schumer et al
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