French Unions Call on Hollande to Rethink Policies
Evidently he is not socialist enough for them
Evidently he is not socialist enough for them
Most other states have similar procedures in place
Last week the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the case of Shelby County v. Holder. At issue is Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a provision requiring certain states and localities to receive approval from either the Justice Department or the federal judiciary before changing their election procedures.
Violence in the area has been escalating throughout the day
Cartels are armed while law abiding citizens must go through lengthy permit process
Tensions rising in the region, Israeli reservists reportedly on standby
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has said fiscal cliff negotiations cannot include changes to the huge program
The president has fallen far short of promises to establish "an unprecedented level of openness in government."
Fiscal Cliff, Benghazi, tax cuts, and Petraeus affair all expected to be addressed
I'm taking part in an Intelligence Squared debate in New York City tonight.
It's customary, when discussing eminent domain, to allow that it's a necessary use of state power that enhances the good of the community, before then going on to discuss whatever horrendous abuse is being committed this week through the application of the government's ability to take private property for "public use."
President of the university sent them a letter expressing his disappointment with the choice
Plan to build affordable housing on the plot
The malleability of Mitt Romney's political persona was widely-and correctly, I think-viewed as a weakness of his campaign.
Aims to have women make up 40 percent of non-executive directors on the boards of big listed companies by 2020.
Obama's supporters seem to think it's enough to put this extraordinary man in office.
Not news to many on the ground
Nationalism still alive and well in the celtic country
Purdue Chief Diversity Officer on $198,000 per year salary
Set to appear before Senate Intelligence Committee on Friday
State legislators in Rhode Island and Maine will introduce bills tomorrow to legalize recreational marijuana, a spokesperson for the Marijuana Policy Project announced today.
Controversy over whether defendants who are acquitted can recover fees from the Justice Department
Efforts to keep "outside groups" from speaking are equally efforts to keep voters from hearing what they have to say.
Several Chicago, Illinois food truck owners filed a lawsuit against the city today.
Colorado and Washington show us the way out of the senseless war on marijuana.
If you signed one, don't hold your breath for a "good bye" and a parting gift
Looking for the exit seems increasingly attractive to many
Another administration-connected company in hot water
Why not make an emergency worse with confusion and regulations?
Online education options are a good choice for many
He just might have something interesting to say on the matter
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