The treasures of America...looted!

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The theft of Native American artifacts has turned into an industry, as robbers command large sums for their loot. Removing and trafficking the artifacts is a felony punishable by jail sentence and around $250,000 in fines. The federal government is seeking new ways to enforce the law.

Laws, regulations and rules, History, Portrayals, Native Americans, Native American history, Looting, Theft of relics

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How to sift the clues to traveling in safety

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The US State Department now offers a timely, easy to access advisory service to warn travelers of potentially hazardous political situations, such as the anniversary dates of uprisings. This information can be accessed through a computer, the phone lines or a travel agent.

Safety and security measures, Information services, United States. Department of State, Travelers

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The very best dives

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National environmental leaders named the best lakes, ponds and reservoirs for swimming. Criteria for the rating includes clear, clean water and environmentally protected areas. The US must continue to clean up such areas to keep future waters pollution-free.

Social aspects, Evaluation, Swimming, Recreation areas

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