Texas Ponders "Sentimental Value" Damages in Pet Death Cases
Maybe that would put a damper on some of the puppycides
Law & Government
Jobless Claims Down to Two Month Low
359,000 people still applied for unemployment for the first time this week
Congresscritters Travel the World, Taxpayers Foot the Bill
It's good to be an elected official
GOP Lawmakers Angry over Administration's Libya Account
Send letter to Obama "disturbed" by initial statements saying movie protests were responsible for assault
Police Investigate Racist Pics Sent to Mia Love
Republican congressional candidate in Utah sent pics of aborted fetuses and hooded KKK members
No Benefits for Better-Off Seniors, Says U.K. Deputy PM
That ... actually makes sense. So it'll never happen here.
MO Taxpayers To Pay $55 Million Extra for State Pensions Next Year
No, it doesn't get cheaper from there
US Senators Ask Cuba to Release Imprisoned American
Man was sentenced to 15 years for illegally setting up Internet networks
Army Corps Found not Liable for Katrina Damage
Law shields federal government from liability due to acts of individual employees or agencies
House Ethics Committee Drops Maxine Waters Probe
Unanimous agreement that congresswoman didn't violate any rules
The NFL's Bureaucratic Breakdown
Bad call in Green Bay/Seattle game was the result of an anti-competitive cartel that is getting worse.
Defense Lawmakers Plead for Action to Avoid Sequestration
Please don't take away their sweet, delicious pork!
Discover to Pay $214 Million to Settle False Marketing Claims
Allegedly concealed costs of various programs offered to card owners
First Lawsuits Filed over Dark Knight Shootings
Blame theater and say better security could have prevented attack
Parents Sue School District over Soccer Players' Hazing
La Puente High School students accused of sexually assaulting freshmen with foreign objects
The Authoritarian Jurisprudence of Oliver Wendell Holmes
Three generations of quoting him are enough.
NYC Makes it Easier To Appeal Tickets
Which is good, because you can be fined for pretty much anything, there
Sen. DeMint Joins Opposition to Federal Bailout of State Pension
State officials made the mess; they should clean up after themselves
Once You've Lost One of the Biggest Warhawks in Congress, It's Time to Bring the Troops Home
America's longest-serving Republican congressman turns against Afghanistan
How Obama Came to Be the Biggest Defender of Indefinite Detention
And why those of us who oppose such power have been left with few channels for appeal.
Businessman Pays To Clean Philly City Lot, Faces Legal Action
No good deed goes unpunished when government officials are involved
Ethics Case Against Maxine Waters May Be Dropped
Advisor concludes there's insufficient evidence she was involved in offering improper assistance to bank connected to her husband
Former Executives Get Prison Time in LCD Screen Anti-Trust Ruling
Company also fined $500 million
Judge Denies Request to Block Muhammad Movie on YouTube
Actress says family has been threatened
McMahons' Bankruptcy Records Probed in Senate Race
Owed $1 million to more than two dozen creditors
Democrats Look Poised To Keep Senate Majority
Democratic candidates are putting in strong performances as some GOP candidates stumble
A Defense of Romney's "47 Percent" Comment
Sooner or later, says Judge Napolitano, the government will run out of other people's money. Romney understands that.
Burmese Democracy Activist Receives Congressional Honors
Was awarded Congressional Gold Medal in 2008, while under arrest, but is now finally able to come accept honors in person
Actress in Muhammad Anti-Muslim Movie Sues for Fraud
Says she was duped into being in the movie
Newt Gingrich to Help Todd Akin Raise Money
Guys who say really stupid things need to stick together
Texas Town's Ban on Renting to Illegal Immigrants Goes to Court
Ordinance allowed building inspectors to evict based on immigration status
Greek Minister: Slash Red Tape To Encourage Private Investment
Bureaucracy and corruption are the country's national hobbies, and a bit of a deterrent to business
Kansas Short $9B for Public-Sector Pensions
The taxpayers are, of course, on the hook for the shortfall
