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I commend the work of the Police Department here at the los angeles airport. They did a fantastic job yes, they did. Very, very brave officers that ran right into the situation. But at the same token, tsa, they need a Law Enforcement there. My good friend and colleague sitting beside of me would not be looking to the phoenix Police Department to provide the security for his officers. He wants to do that. There needs to be some type of Law Enforcement inside of tsa to provide security at that checkpoint. There are still a very large airport, parking lots, all of those type things that have to b...

S and pain we hadnt thought of ourselves as International Aid donors before. I think the most familiar im with is china which certainly has made the shift policy wise and intellectually, and in demeanor from being a country that was an aid recipient with you know hundreds of millions of People Living in poverty, to now, feeling itself as a global power, and conducting itself as a former power. Were talking to julia gillard. We are talking about how that may increase the supply of women politicians around the globe. Opening doors. Opening possibilities. Taking the impossible from lab. To life. ...

From New York airport hotel merch collectors to a couple who’ve spent 1,000 nights in all-inclusive Caribbean resorts

Residents near a British Columbia reservoir are sounding the alarm as the province continues to send water to the United States under an existing treaty, even as unprecedented low water levels are causing widespread damage to quality-of-life in the region.

Veteran Kootenay reporter Bob Keating discusses the critical current round of Columbia Basin Treaty negotiations.