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  • <p>A drop house raid yielded several suspected illegal immigrants on April 29, 2010, in Phoenix. Northwestern University political science professor Jacqueline Stevens says some of the nearly 400,000 people deported during the past fiscal year weren't illegal immigrants.</p>
    In The Rush To Deport, Expelling U.S. Citizens
    A record 396,000 people were deported from the U.S. this past federal fiscal year through raids and arrests. Though Immigration and Customs Enforcement is not shy about its success, it has been found to be deporting U.S. citizens in the process.
  • New Particle, If Proved, Could Be A 'Huge Revolution'
    Scientists at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois have announced a "bump" in their data that could represent a never-before-seen subatomic particle. That data has yet to be verified, but physicist Brian Greene says it might turn the world of physics on its head.
  • San Diego County School Districts See Increases In State Test Scores
    San Diego County school districts saw improvements in their state standardized tests scores last year despite big budget cuts. Some districts did better than others.
  • Charlton Heston: Film Icon, Conservative Activist
    It's likely no other actor has been more identified with larger-than-life heroic and historical characters than Charlton Heston. The legendary actor, who died Saturday, was also a conservative political activist who spoke in favor of gun rights at the helm of the National Rifle Association.
  • The $55 million NOAA ship Bell M Shimada is the fourth in a class of new high-tech fisheries survey vessels.
    New Fisheries Research Vessel Gets Shakedown Cruise Off San Diego
    The latest National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research vessel is temporarily moored in San Diego. The $55 million ship will take several shakedown cruises before a scientific research trip along the West Coast.
  • Troy Johnson at a top university (it's a secret) where researchers have developed a machine that fries food with 30% less oil.
    San Diegan Poised To Be Next Food Network Star
    Perhaps you've wondered what it would be like to travel around the world like Anthony Bourdain, eating exotic and rare foods. One San Diegan is getting a taste of that life. Troy Johnson is currently shooting a 9-part television show for the Food Network. It debuts in June but he's agreed to share some stories from the road.
  • Kelby is one of the bullied students who had a strong family and friend support system in "Bully."
    Review: 'Bully'
    Director Launches The Bully Project
  • Treating Addiction
    The UCSD Center for Criminality & Addiction Research, Training & Application (CCARTA) is holding its annual Summer Clinical Institute in Addiction Studies. The conference is open to the public and of interest to anyone interested in discovering the latest in addiction science, treatment, and social impacts.
  • Can Busby Win This Time?
    Tonight I’ll attend what’s billed as the first and only debate between the major party candidates in San Diego County’s 50th Congressional District. The candidates are incumbent Republican Brian Bilbray and Democrat Francine Busby.
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