Edward Kennedy News
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Ravi Shanker makes weekly pilgrimages to Chilkur Balaji temple outside Hyderabad, India, asking for a little help on a visa from an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
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Robert Liang and his wife, Alice, are living arguments for backers of an immigration-law revision: Though undocumented, they’re hardworking small-business owners who don’t want government help. The immigrants from Taiwan also embody an argument for its opponents: They’re older than 50.
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North West Company Inc., the oldest Canadian grocer, is trading at a record high as its dominance of remote markets from the Arctic to the South Pacific shields it from U.S. competitors such as Target Corp.
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Democratic Senator John Kerry’s nomination to become secretary of state, if confirmed by his colleagues, will result in Massachusetts’ third U.S. Senate contest in the last three years.
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Senator Edward Kennedy was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2008 and died 15 months later, close to the median survival time for the disease.
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Over the course of four political campaigns, Mitt Romney has inhabited many personas, trying to meet the needs of the time and the race.
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When Spanish Broadcasting System Inc. President Raul Alarcon Jr. wanted to block the merger of two corporate rivals, he found an ally in Robert Menendez.
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President Barack Obama’s anticipated choice of Caroline Kennedy to be the next U.S. ambassador to Japan would put a woman with an international political pedigree into a high-profile U.S. diplomatic post.
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Interior Secretary Ken Salazar approved the first wind farm in U.S. waters, a project of more than $1 billion off the Massachusetts coast that was opposed by the late Senator Edward Kennedy.
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Republican Senator Scott Brown called Washington politicians “pigs at a trough” while Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren tied him to an attack on the late Edward Kennedy as “Public Enemy No. 1” during their third debate in the Massachusetts Senate race.
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