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U.S. border agents detain Mexican troops

Seven members of the Mexican military were found inside the United States on Friday, telling border agents they had become disoriented while on patrol and accidentally crossed into the country, the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol said.

Commentary: McCain can't catch a break

Thanks to the immigration issue, many Latinos think of Democrats as the good guys and Republicans as the bad guys. It's an attitude that spells trouble for John McCain.

Strategies make and break Republican runners

Some big names entered the Republican race hoping to extend the party's time in the White House, but it was the durability of Sen. John McCain of Arizona that made him the presumptive Republican nominee.

Time.com: Tancredo's Single-Issue Victory

The Colorado Congressman had little support, but his hard-core immigration stance has changed the race

Opponent of illegal immigration ends White House bid

Rep. Tom Tancredo abandoned his long-shot bid for the Republican presidential nomination Thursday and endorsed Mitt Romney's candidacy, saying the Massachusetts Republican "can go the distance."

Analysis: Little blood spilled in GOP debate

Maybe it was the midday start time. Maybe it was the holiday season. But Wednesday's Republican presidential debate lacked the brutal street-fighting tone that has characterized previous meetings, as well as the past few days on the trail in Iowa.

GOP candidate defends ad depicting terrorist attack

Republican presidential candidate Rep. Tom Tancredo is standing by his new television ad depicting a terrorist attack on an American mall, saying it portrays a real threat.

CNNMoney: GOP hopefuls: NASDAQ deal not a threat

Most of the Republican presidential candidates said in a debate Tuesday that they support a Middle Eastern oil firm's bid for a large stake in a major U.S. stock exchange.

Time.com: Romney's Edge

Nervous Republicans may prefer a squeaky-clean Mormon to a pro-choice New Yorker on his third marriage

McCain stands alone on immigration bill

Sen. John McCain defended his support of a controversial immigration reform bill from criticism by other Republican presidential hopefuls Tuesday night as the GOP contenders held their first debate in New Hampshire.

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