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Study: Alabama’s illegals up BIRMINGHAM (AP) — A national study estimates the number of illegal immigrants living in Alabama increased 30 percent in 2009, while the number nationwide dropped a little more than 4 percent.

Top 25 Preview Capsules Saturday's Games (All times EDT). San Jose State at No. 1 Alabama, 7 p.m. (ESPN3). Line: Alabama by 37 1/2 . Series Record: First meeting. What's at Stake For Alabama, not much beyond avoiding injuries and a poor showing. San Jose State would love to give new coach Mike MacIntyre a strong debut -- and maybe even a monumental upset -- after going 2-10 last season.

Report estimates illegal immigration up in Alabama, down nationally The number of illegal immigrants living in Alabama rose an estimated 30 percent in 2009, according to the report.

Fire out, no sheen visible at Gulf oil platform A fire on a well connected to an oil and gas production platform in the Gulf of Mexico is out and there is no indication of an oil sheen, the U.S. Coast Guard said Thursday.

Miller's message rejected by moderates In his campaign material, Joe Miller called for phasing out Social Security, eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and limiting the American birthright to the children of citizens and legal permanent residents. It remains to be seen how many Alaskans wish to stand with Mr. Miller in this kind of roll back of the use of federal power.

Top 25 Preview Capsules Line: Alabama by 37½. Series Record: First meeting. For Alabama, not much beyond avoiding injuries and a poor showing. San Jose State would love to give new coach Mike MacIntyre a strong debut - and maybe even a monumental upset - after going 2-10 last season.

SEC predictions for 2010 Let’s see if this is enough pressure on Hightower: He’s nearly 11 months removed from reconstructive knee surgery, and he’s the unquestioned leader of a revamped Alabama defense that’s the only obstacle to back-to-back national championships . “I’m sure there will be nerves early on.

Expedited oil-spill royalties requested DAPHNE, Ala. — As coastal residents await word on BP PLC’s ability to move forward with plans for its “static” kill designed to plug the oil well leaking in the Gulf of Mexico since the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded April 20, political pressure to expedite the collection of federal oil and gas-lease revenues has gained traction in Alabama.

US should apologise for Yemenis' arrest: Yemen ambassador The United States should apologise for the wrongful arrest of two Yemenis on Dutch soil after gifts in their luggage gave rise to terror suspicions, Yemen's ambassador to The Hague said Thursday.

Sam Webb: U-M regains lead in chase for Fla. running back When Dee Hart made his way to Michigan's spring game in April, it was the culmination of a recovery effort that saw the Wolverines overcome a precipitous slide down the four-star prospect's list.