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President Obama Announces Federal Brain Project, Florida Medical Marijuana Bill Going Nowhere Despite Popular Support, Dutch Regret Joining Euro: P.M. Links

Ed Krayewski | 4.2.2013 4:30 PM

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    The Pentagon says budget cuts will see it spending less on its drones, and only $1.03 billion on research and development when they requested nearly $2 billion.

  • President Obama announced the BRAIN project, a fedeally-funded effort to map the human brain that will start with a $100 million "investment."
  • Seven out of ten Floridians support medical marijuana, but a bill legalizing it can't even get a hearing in the legislature.
  • Two men in Texas are suing their local sheriff department for allegedly detaining them for 39 days and seizing $14,000 they say they saved up for a new car.
  • Senators John McCain and Sheldon Whitehouse are visiting Mali to check out the French-led intervention.
  • Tens of thousands of people die in the winter in the United Kingdom, in part because of fuel taxes.
  • A poll in the Netherlands shows 55 percent regretting the country joining the euro. Eurozone unemployment, meanwhile, hit a record 12 percent high.
  • Samoa Air may start to charge passengers by weight.

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Ed Krayewski is a former associate editor at Reason.

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