Calif. Supreme Court Sets Date to Hear Pot Shop Ban Case
Will consider whether municipalities can ban marijuana dispensaries
Policy
School Police Arrest Kids for Whatever they Want
Everything from false accusations of tagging to farting
Calif. Teachers Retirement Fund Looks to Divest from Firearm Companies
Has investments in company that manufactures gun used in Sandy Hook shooting
Sheriff Arpaio's Posse Arrives to Patrol Schools
No doubt kids feel safer, as long as they don't have brown skin
US Playing Tough with Karzai over Afghan Future
Possibility of pulling out all troops may be negotiating tactic
Hagel Responds to Iran Position Criticism
Says he supports tough sanctions and military response is on the table
Officer Accused of Blackmailing Suspect Over Drug Possession
Well, what are all those laws for?
128 Million Americans Now Depend on Government Programs
Which is great if you're a politician, but not so good for those paying the bills
Parents Clear Hurdle in Converting Failing School to a Charter
First use of parent-trigger law
Google Antagonist Wants To Know Why Company Was Hit With Minor Penalty
It was supposed to be a hit job!
Even After Heated Battle Over Right-To-Work, Effects Are Uncertain
Some unions lose members, others don't
TSA Adopts Behavior Screening To Speed Security Lines
But the GAO questions whether the technique has any validity
Growth Controls Fueled CA Housing Bubbles, Subsequent Fiscal Crisis
Restrictions artificially fueled soaring home values, tax revenue
Idaho Rejects Medicaid Expansion
The program should be reformed, not made bigger, says governor
TSA Has Three Main Ways To Punish Passengers Who Opt-Out of Scanners
They make it as unpleasant as possible
CA Fights To Regain Control of Prison From the Feds
The one area where Jerry Brown doesn't like intrusive government
Feds Allow Limited Reductions in Maine's Medicaid
Not as much as the state needs, but it helps
Poll: Americans Fear Government Will Further Damage Economy
Federal officials don't inspire confidence
Meet New Congressman Beto O'Rourke, a Democrat With Some Libertarian Ideas About Drug Policy and Immigration
"You can't spend enough money to build enough walls to stop supply and demand," O'Rourke said.
How Government Handouts Foster Dependency
Section 8 recipients can become comfortably dependent on government assistance.
First Parent-Triggered Charter School Clears Final Hurdle
Local board approves takeover for failing California elementary school
Joe Kennedy: Not a Bootlegger or a Nazi, But a Hardcore Non-Interventionist
Q&A with David Nasaw, author of "The Patriarch"
The EPA Pushes the Envelope, Again
A long train of abuses suggests an institutional culture that sees the law as an impediment.
Judge: Texas School Can Force Teenagers to Wear Locator Chip
Said school had the right to expel a student who refused to wear the device
Cuomo to Announce New Gun Control Laws
New York governor to make the announcement at State of the State speech
Rioting in Belfast Continues for Sixth Day
Controversy over flag at City Hall causing tensions to rise
Judge Reduces Possible Sentence For Bradley Manning
Will have 112 days taken off his sentence if he is convicted
