Law & Government
Kentucky Sec. of State to Challenge Sen. McConnell's seat
Apparently does not come as a surprise
Judge Rejects Effort to Claim that Yoga in Schools Is Religious Indoctrination
It's "Downward Dog" not "Downward God"
What the Red Sox Can Teach Congress About Immigration Reform
The case for bringing the world's best talent here.
Judge Throws Out Class-Action Status for Google Books Lawsuit
Authors Guild wants company to pay for each book they've scanned in
Judge Tosses Three Lawsuits Against Elmo Actor
Says they waited too long before accusing him of sexual abuse
Louisiana Effort To Address Pension Crisis Struck Down in Court
Needs more votes, say the justices
BART Employees in San Francisco Strike over Having to Contribute to Own Pensions
Apparently contributing to your own retirement is like taking a pay cut
Paleo Diet Blogger's Free Speech Suit Allowed to Move Forward
North Carolina trying to censor over lack of credentials
Senate Approves 'Border Surge' Amendment to Immigration Bill
Would dedicate billions more to American-Mexican border
House Conservatives to Revive Effort for Constitutional Gay Marriage Ban
Ha! You guys are so funny!
Ed Markey Wins Special Senate Election in Massachusetts
Replaces John Kerry's temporary replacement, has been in Congress since 1976
Reid: Senate Will Act on Voting Rights
Democrats not happy with Supreme Court decision today
Georgia Woman Says State Required Her to Prove Sex to Get Birth Certificate Fixed
Never noticed the mistake before
Customers Paying Price for Prop 65 Serial Lawsuits in California
Law allows anyone to sue restaurants in the "public interest" if they don't warn about chemicals in their food
Michael Jackson's Oldest Son to Testify at Wrongful Death Trial
Prince Jackson was 12 when his father died
Rep. Issa Subpoenas Four State Department Officials
Part of investigation into attack on American consulate in Benghazi
Federal Regulators Plan To Approve Lawsuit Against Jon Corzine
Former New Jersey governor was head of MF Global when it collapsed
Poll: 44 Percent Turned to Family, Friends For Help After Hurricane Sandy, Only 16 Percent to the Feds, Even Less to State Governments, Didn't Find Those Helpful
19 percent of those reaching out to the federal government found it helpful
Supreme Court to Hear Recess Appointments Challenge
President Obama bypassed the Senate to place people on the National Labor Relations Board
Charges Against Snowden Have Bipartisan Support on Capitol Hill
One more thing for the Republicans and Democrats to agree on
WI Businesses Sound Off About Overregulation
The joys of red tape inflicted for no good reason
Congressman Proposes Automatic Dismissal for Federal Employees Refusing to Answer Congress' Questions; Good Luck With That!
2-page bill unlikely to be passed into law
BP Calls for Probe of Oil Spill Lawyer
Accused of directing claims to firm in exchange for share of settlement payments
