Law Enforcement Deaths Dropped in 2012
Fell by 20 percent
Response would be handled by the Cabinet Office, not the military
Making sure the right people are being affected by the latest diplomatic spat
New Japanese Prime Minister is a bit of a hawk
Some are blaming video game violence for the recent Newtown shooting
Getting a mixed reaction from colleagues
Cites reassuring news from Greece and France
Sentenced 21 inmates to death in 2012
Has enough to worry about with Mali
Looking for something to do in light of decreased illegal immigration
Keep an eye on what happens to their unemployment numbers next year
Though only a small number of them are from those large-scale assault categories people worry about
Confusion over what counted as a federal crime left many incorrectly behind bars
Arena lease promised the city a share of money, but funds haven't been collected
Hid funds from the state in midst of fiscal crisis
Just a simple question of what constitutes a felony causes problems
After seizing homes, lenders failing to pay dues
Why you'd think the government cutting spending wasn't the worst thing to ever happen.
Wants to give school districts more control over spending and send more money to poor students and English learners
Of course, having learned nothing over the past decade, politicians want to figure out how to spend it
One of the changes announced for the 2013-2014 year
On the same day he signs controversial constitution into law
Proposed law would ban Americans from adopting Russian children
David Gregory showed the magazine on "Meet the Press"
In districts with underperforming schools, unhappy parents have few means by which to catalyze change.
D.C. outlets will hand out cups with "Come Together" written on them later this week
French officers are preparing to train Malian troops
More than half likely to vote to leave in an in/out referendum
Most think deductions help the wealthy more than taxpayers
"No one in the UK wants him back."
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