After decades of being waved through, Americans returning from Mexico are increasingly being checked like foreigners, extending wait times by hours.
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Tighter Border Balkanized Delays Re-entry by U.S. CitizensIn Myanmar, Fear Is a Constant CompanionAnger, uncertainty and hopelessness lurk beneath the ominous calm that has settled in Yangon since the uprising last month.
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In Pakistan Quandary, U.S. Reviews StanceA political meltdown in Pakistan, where Al Qaeda, the Taliban, and nuclear weapons are all in play, could be a disaster for the Bush administration. 
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