Texas Food Deregulation Helps the Little Guy
In recent years, Texas has improved the regulatory climate for craft beer, small home food entrepreneurs, and farmers markets in the state. Can the trend continue?
Nanny State
White House: No Subsidies for Union Health Plans
I'm sure the president appreciates your support anyway
Drug Companies Fight Maine's Efforts to Let Residents Buy from Canada
Lawsuit to protect business interests
Vancouver Cop Charged with Punching Cyclist in the Head
Apparently didn't like be asked if he didn't have better things to do.
Fla. Teen's Suicide Followed Months of Online Bullying
Girls kept telling her to kill herself. Eventually she did.
Major Lazer: Teach Kids How to Use Drugs, Shutting Down Music Festivals Won't Help
NYC shut down Electric Zoo after two deaths were attributed to drug overdoses
Australian Prostitute: Don't Blame Sex Workers For Your Failed Marriage
Sex workers as victims "old, worn and not backed by research"
Lake Mary Florida Police Chief Agrees With Suggestion George Zimmerman "Ticking Time Bomb"
Lake Mary police say their investigation into alleged domestic incident on hold because there's no evidence
Push for Condom Use in Pornos Pushing Porn Industry Out of California
Activist group complained about a California company to find out it no longer shot pornos in the state
New Rule at Fort Hood: Soldiers Must Show ID to Police Officers Upon Request
Cops not keen on soldiers who open carry in town
Oklahoma Attorney Suing Drug Dealers On Behalf of Buyers' Children
Using a little known liability law
Calif. To Stick a Pin in Its Recovery Nicely with $10 Minimum Wage
Many parts of state still have double-digit unemployment
NYC Suspect Who Allegedly Threatened to "Punch the First White Man" He Saw Denies Race Played a Role in Beating Death of 62-Year-Old White Man
Says he's punched people of other races too
TSA To Reward Some Travelers With Less-Intrusive Screenings
Based on an assessment of low risk potential
Minnesota State Rep Suing Over Illegal Access to His Drivers' License Data, Joins Hundreds of Similar Claims
One employee looked up records for thousands of women to help his online dating quest
Report: Crime Labs Have Financial Incentives for False Positives on DUI Tests
Many are paid bounties for convictions
Mark Zuckerberg Says Government Did "Bad Job" Balancing Privacy in NSA Surveillance, Yahoo! CEO Says Jail Time Threatened For Transparency
Facebook wants "to understand everything in the world"
NFL Commissioner on Washington Redskins' Name: If One Person's Offended, We Have to Listen
Renewed push to force name change
The White House's Latest Food Police Efforts Appear All Wet
Science doesn't back up overconsumption of water
San Bernardino County DA: Gangs are "Local Terrorists"
Cops reading graffiti to figure out what's going on
Judge Rejects Huntington Beach's Attempt to Shut Down Massive Weekend Rave
City officials claim they only found out about it recently
Iraq War Vet in Court Fighting for "INFIDEL" License Plate
State said it could offend someone
FTC Talking With Facebook About Privacy Policy Changes
Facebook wants to change its privacy policy to allow it to use users' names and photos in advertistements
Undercover Cops to Attend NFL Games to Fight Excessive Heckling
Will wear jerseys from the visiting teams
Obamacare Already Subject to 19 Delays; 14 By Law, 5 by Executive Action
Still finding out what's in it?
Yahoo CEO: Jail Time Threatened for Revealing NSA Surveillance
Tech companies pressed on not informing users of government spying
Healthcare Exchanges May Not be Open to Congressional Staffers Right Away
Have to wait for final rules, promised to work hard to make sure no one has a gap in coverage
Florida Falls Behind Nevada to Number 2 in Foreclosures
1 in 383 Florida homes in some state of foreclosure
Police Arrest Pastor Terry Jones While Allegedly on His Way to Burn 3,000 Qurans at Local Park
His way of protesting 9/11
NSA Regularly Shares Raw Intel Data on Americans With Israel
No limit on how Israel uses it
New York City Overwhelmed by Scourge of Illegal, Underground Dinner Parties
Who dares eat without government approval?
Ex-Congressman Known for Welfare Reform Work Dies
Clay Shaw, 74, added work requirements to welfare rules in bipartisan effort with Clinton administration
