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Obama Wants Federal Workers To Pay More for Pensions, Many Smokers Won't Be Charged Extra Under Obamacare, Background Check Didn't Catch Sheriff's Killer: P.M. Links

J.D. Tuccille | 4.10.2013 4:30 PM

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    The president's proposed budget would hike pension contributions by federal workers. Countdown to the screams of betrayed disbelief in 3 … 2 … 1 …

  • The Post Office won't cancel Saturday delivery, after all. So your junk mail should arrive on schedule.
  • The man who killed Sheriff Eugene Crum of Mingo County, West Virginia, had passed a background check to the buy the gun he used, despite being officially forbidden to buy firearms. Oh oh. Better pass another law.
  • With its usual logic, the goverment bleeds and browbeats us about smoking on the one hand, and then makes smoking a preexisting condition under Obamacare, for which insurers in many states are forbidden to charge higher rates. Might as well light up; you're paying for it, anyway
  • Lithuanian authorities are tracking construction and property sales via Google Maps in order to catch tax evaders. Why didn't the IRS— Never mind.
  • Perhaps a bit fatigued from the nostalgia-laden overseas adventure, France has begun pulling its troops from Mali.
  • The state of Washington is suing a florist who refused to provide arrangements for a same-sex wedding, because … a right is no good if you can't turn it into a compulsion?

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J.D. Tuccille is a contributing editor at Reason.

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