Tucson Cop Fired After Pulling Gun on Gas Station Attendant While Off-Duty, Intoxicated
Charged with two counts of aggravated assault
Nanny State
$67 Million for 300 Traffic Cameras: Guess the City
One city thinks now is the best time to invest in technology that has been causing problems everywhere else its used
Feds Reviewing Up to 27 Death Penalty Convictions Over Possible FBI Forensics Errors
Responsible for one stay in Mississippi already
Thomas Menino, Deval Patrick Slam Rolling Stone Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Cover, Haven't Read Article
Outrage machine is outraged
Report: NJ School Employees Lie To Get Free Lunch for Their Kids
They want their kids eating that crap?
Colorado Town Mulls Licensing Bounty Hunters to Shoot Down Drones
Not quite fish in a barrel
EU Wants More Concessions From Google Before Anti-Trust Settlement
What Google's offered so far is not enough the EU says
Life-Strangling Laws from the Unelected
Lawyers are making a killing off barber shops and bars with poor claims of inequality.
City Subcontractors Demolish Wrong Home in Fort Worth
Neighbor says it's not the first time that's happened in the Lake Worth part of town
You, Too, May Be Suing the National Security Agency
Coalition of groups fights mass data collection as a threat to freedom of association
Former Senator E-Mails Snowden: You've Done the Right Thing
Gordon Humphrey served two terms in the Senate as a Republican representing New Hampshire from 1979 to 1990 after defeating a three-term incumbent
Obama: Ray Kelly "One of the Best There Is"
NYPD chief being pushed as a possible Homeland Security nominee for the presdient
Microsoft to Holder: "Personally Take Action" to Let Company Disclose How It Responds to NSA Data Requests
Attorney general's busy bullying states over their self-defense laws
Police Captain Claimed Chief Wanted Him to Frame a City Manager, Gets Fired
Columbia, South Carolina
Dry Asparagus Prompts Allegations of Racial Discrimination in Missouri City
Member of University City's human relations commission wondered if standards of asparagus at different stores was correlated with demographics
Coroner: Cory Monteith Died of Heroin and Alcohol Overdose
Glee star was found dead in a Vancouver hotel room on saturday
Federal Judges Relaxed Rules for New York City on Responding to Lawsuits Against Police
Running out the clock?
National Gay Blood Drive Highlights FDA Ban on Gay Men Donating Blood
1980s policy has been studied for review since 2010
St. Louis Taxi Commission Considering Vomit Fees
Can't that be settled between passenger and taxi driver?
Man Arrested Outside John Kerry's Home
Police approached him for taking pictures of Kerry's house; man said he was drunk when asked to move his car
Obama Calls for Calm After George Zimmerman Verdict
Race riots are one horror he hasn't befell on America yet
Asiana Airlines Suing KTVU for Running Fake Names of Pilots of Crashed Aircraft
Their aircraft crashed and they're suing a news channel. OK THEN
No One Trusts the Government—Which is Bad News for Libertarians
When public contempt for the feds increases, so do the size and scope of government.
Food Bans Move to the Fore of New York City Mayoral Race
The mayor's race in New York City is anyone's to win. Who will be the victor? My money's on the anti-Bloomberg.
Police Union Suing St. Paul For Releasing Video of Police Brutality Without Hiding Cop's Face
Cop still on the job even though the police chief says he wants to fire him
