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Mexico Nabs Alleged Mastermind of US Consulate Killing

(July 2) -- Mexican police arrested the man they believe masterminded the killing of an American woman employed by the U.S. consulate. Jesus Ernesto Chavez -- known as "The Camel" -- planned the attacks and provided the necessary guns to the killers, who shot dead three people as they left a birthday party, Mexico's...

Experts: Americans Aren't Safe in Mexican Drug Wars

MEXICO CITY (March 16) -- The killing Sunday of three people connected to the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juárez undermines the popular notion that Americans are immune to the Mexican drug war, observers say. Two of the victims, a consular employee and her husband, were returning home to El Paso, Texas, from a birthday party...

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Indiana Teens Gets Visa Approved, Will Attend Graduation

An Indiana teenager trapped in Mexico since mid April will be back in her Frankfort, Indiana home in time to make her high school graduation.

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US: Concerns for American hunger striker in Dubai

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -U.S. officials are "gravely concerned" about the health of a jailed American businessman who began a hunger strike more than two weeks ago over claims he has been left in legal limbo by the United Arab Emirates, a statement said Thursday.

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Boston University Students Killed In New Zealand Car Accident, Community Holds Candelight Vigil

Three Boston University students studying abroad in New Zealand died in a car accident when their minivan swerved off the road early Saturday morning.

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Citing Security, U.S. Abandons Consulate Site In Afghanistan

After signing a 10-year lease and spending more than $80 million on a site envisioned as the United States' diplomatic hub in northern Afghanistan, American officials say they have abandoned their plans, deeming the location for the proposed compound too dangerous.

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