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For 1st Time Since 1929, More Americans Left US Than New Residents Moved In
For the first time since the Great Depression, more Americans left the country than new residents moved in last year. The US, long known as the land of immigration, is seeing the opposite in its 250th year.
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Indian-American Democrat Ghazala Hashmi Is Virginia's New Lieutenant Governor
Ghazala Hashmi was four when she emigrated with her mother and older brother from India to the United States where they joined her father in Georgia.
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After Trump's Win, Americans Research "Move To" Canada, New Zealand, Australia
Many Americans are worried that Trump's presidency could drive a bigger wedge between Democrats and Republicans on issues such as race, gender, what and how children are taught, and reproductive rights.
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Miami's Cubans Celebrate Fidel Castro's Death, Hopeful For Fresh Start
Cuban-Americans poured into the streets of Miami's Little Havana on Saturday to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, while leaders of Florida's Cuban emigre community portrayed his passing as a hopeful sign for reform in their homeland.
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After Waterloo, Napoleon's Little-Known Bid for American Exile
It's a little-known fact about Napoleon Bonaparte: the French emperor thought about emigrating to the United States after his defeat at Waterloo.
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For 1st Time Since 1929, More Americans Left US Than New Residents Moved In
For the first time since the Great Depression, more Americans left the country than new residents moved in last year. The US, long known as the land of immigration, is seeing the opposite in its 250th year.
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Indian-American Democrat Ghazala Hashmi Is Virginia's New Lieutenant Governor
Ghazala Hashmi was four when she emigrated with her mother and older brother from India to the United States where they joined her father in Georgia.
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After Trump's Win, Americans Research "Move To" Canada, New Zealand, Australia
Many Americans are worried that Trump's presidency could drive a bigger wedge between Democrats and Republicans on issues such as race, gender, what and how children are taught, and reproductive rights.
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Miami's Cubans Celebrate Fidel Castro's Death, Hopeful For Fresh Start
Cuban-Americans poured into the streets of Miami's Little Havana on Saturday to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, while leaders of Florida's Cuban emigre community portrayed his passing as a hopeful sign for reform in their homeland.
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After Waterloo, Napoleon's Little-Known Bid for American Exile
It's a little-known fact about Napoleon Bonaparte: the French emperor thought about emigrating to the United States after his defeat at Waterloo.
