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• WRAPUP 5-Anger grows over fuel shortage in storm-hit US Northeast Saturday, 3 Nov 2012 | 12:35 AM ET

  New York City canceled its annual marathon in the face of mounting anger as utilities restored power to about a million East Coast homes and businesses but still had about 3.5 million customers in the dark four days after Sandy hit the U.S. coast.

• WRAPUP 1-Scope of Sandy's devastation widens, death toll spirals Friday, 2 Nov 2012 | 4:59 AM ET

  *Residents of hard-hit Staten Island complain of being ignored. NEW YORK, Nov 2- From New York City's Staten Island to the popular beach towns of the Jersey Shore, rescuers and officials on Friday faced growing evidence of widespread destruction wrought by superstorm Sandy, mounting anger over delayed relief and a rising death toll.

• Napolitano Addresses NYC's Sandy Efforts  Thursday, 1 Nov 2012 | 1:45 PM ET

  

  U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano remarks on efforts to recover from Sandy. "This recovery will be as speedy and as efficient as possible," says Napolitano.

• UPDATE 9-Threat of Hurricane Sandy grows as it targets US East Coast Sunday, 28 Oct 2012 | 3:30 AM ET

  *New York and New Jersey area could be hit first. *Sandy may halt, flood New York City subway system. HATTERAS ISLAND, N.C., Oct 27- Hurricane Sandy closed in on the United States on Saturday as coastal communities along the East Coast scrambled to prepare for torrential rains, high winds, major flooding and power outages a week before the presidential election.

• UPDATE 8-Threat of Hurricane Sandy grows as it targets US East Coast Sunday, 28 Oct 2012 | 3:05 AM ET

  *New York and New Jersey area could be hit first. HATTERAS ISLAND, N.C., Oct 27- Hurricane Sandy closed in on the United States on Saturday as coastal communities along the East Coast scrambled to prepare for torrential rains, high winds, major flooding and power outages a week before the presidential election.

• CORRECTED-UPDATE 7-Threat of Hurricane Sandy grows as it targets US East Coast Sunday, 28 Oct 2012 | 2:10 AM ET

  *New York and New Jersey area could be hit first. HATTERAS ISLAND, N.C., Oct 27- Hurricane Sandy closed in on the United States on Saturday as coastal communities along the East Coast scrambled to prepare for torrential rains, high winds, major flooding and power outages a week before the presidential election.

• UPDATE 7-Threat of Hurricane Sandy grows as it targets US East Coast Sunday, 28 Oct 2012 | 1:55 AM ET

  *New York and New Jersey area could be hit first. HATTERAS ISLAND, N.C., Oct 27- Hurricane Sandy closed in on the United States on Saturday as coastal communities along the East Coast scrambled to prepare for torrential rains, high winds, major flooding and power outages a week before the presidential election.

• UPDATE 6-Massive Hurricane Sandy takes aim at U.S. East Coast Saturday, 27 Oct 2012 | 9:27 PM ET

  HATTERAS ISLAND, N.C., Oct 27- Hurricane Sandy closed in on the United States on Saturday as it threatened to smack the eastern third of the country with torrential rains, high winds, major flooding and power outages a week before the U.S. presidential election.

• UPDATE 5-Massive Hurricane Sandy bears down on U.S. East Coast Saturday, 27 Oct 2012 | 7:32 PM ET

  HATTERAS ISLAND, N.C., Oct 27- Hurricane Sandy closed in on the United States on Saturday as it threatened to hit the eastern third of the country with torrential rains, high winds, major flooding and power outages a week before U.S. presidential and congressional elections.

• New Mexico licenses won't work in airports under federal law -governor Friday, 12 Oct 2012 | 6:42 PM ET

  SANTA FE, N.M., Oct 12- New Mexico's policy of granting driver's licenses to illegal immigrants will violate a federal law taking effect in January, meaning residents won't be able to use their licenses as ID to board airplanes, the state's governor says.

• US begins flying home deported Mexicans Wednesday, 3 Oct 2012 | 9:12 AM ET

  SAN DIEGO-- The U.S. government began flying Mexican deportees home on Tuesday in a two-month experiment aimed at relieving Mexican border cities overwhelmed by large numbers of people ordered to leave the United States, some who fall prey to criminal gangs.

• US allows visa-free travel for Taiwanese Tuesday, 2 Oct 2012 | 11:43 AM ET

  Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano described it as a "logical development in close security, economic and people-to-people" ties between the U.S. and Taiwan.

• US Unsure How Exposed Firms Are to Cyber Attacks: Official Thursday, 22 Mar 2012 | 11:10 AM ET

  

  Janet Napolitano, the U.S. secretary for Homeland Security, told CNBC Thursday she doesn’t know how vulnerable U.S. businesses are to cyber attacks, because private companies aren’t required to disclose that information.