Supreme Court Approves Prayers Before Public Meetings, Elderly Vampires May Consume Us All, Target CEO Resigns: P.M. Links
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credit: rowanb73 / photo on flickr In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court decided today that it is not a violation of the Constitution for public government meetings to open with a prayer, even if said prayer promotes a particular religion.
- If you think old folks are only sucking the livelihood from the young via government entitlement programs, stay tuned: Research shows that injections of the blood of the young may be able to help reverse aging.
- As a consequence of the latest fake outrage over the politics and backgrounds of college commencement speakers, Condoleeza Rice has withdrawn from giving a speech at Rutgers University.
- Target's CEO has resigned in the wake of the huge data breach that affected millions of the retailer's customers last December.
- A planned three-day subway strike in London that was supposed to start today was called off at the last minute.
- The Drug Enforcement Administration has announced it will significantly increase the amount of marijuana it's going to acquire for use in medical research.
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