Policy
Are Conservatives Rethinking their Hostility to Criminal Justice Reform?
Tough-on-crime usually means tough-on-taxpayers.
U.S. Drug Czar on Legal Pot in Colorado and Washington: It's "very clear that federal law will continue to be enforced"
Gil Kerlikowske tells Marketplace radio, "There are questions in front of the Department of Justice. They've made some statements, and it has been very clear that federal law will continue to be enforced."
China and U.S. Conduct Disaster Exercise
Comes amid territorial tensions in the Pacific over Chinese territorial claims
Israel Authorizes the Construction of More Settlements
The Palestinian Authority will not negotiate unless the construction of settlements in the West Bank is stopped
Ethnic Cleansing of Muslims Continues in Myanmar
Buddhists want Muslims in camps and deported
European Parliament Urges U.N. to Back Force in Mali
Al Qaeda-linked militias have taken the north of the country
Point Breeze Eminent Domain Bill Passes
Part on ongoing debate on affordable housing in Philadelphia
TSA Administrator Skips Committee Hearing
John Pistole was invited to the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
UK Suspends Aid to Rwanda
Government's role in conflict across the border in the Democratic Republic of Congo raising concerns
New Australian Cigarette Packaging Kicks in This Weekend
Aims to remind smokers what they already know
Netanyahu to Visit Germany Next Week
Germany recently abstained from a vote on changing Palestine's status in the U.N.
New Jersey Lawmakers Pass Minimum Wage Hike
Also approve pegging future increases to the U.S. Consumer Price Index
Washington Marriage License Plan Has Some Scared
Fox legal analyst fears "big anthropological change"
Supreme Court to Decide on Whether to Hear California Gay Marriage Case
Proposition 8 defines marriage as between a man and a woman
Boehner Says There is No Progress on Fiscal Cliff Negotiations
Latest proposal rejected by Republicans
Nephew of Blind Chinese Activist Given Jail Sentence
Chen Kegui had his house stormed by police after his uncle fled to the U.S. embassy in Beijing
Indian Court Looking Into Facebook Arrests
Local state government asked about the arrest of two women over a Facebook post
LA Tickets 12,000 Drivers over New Toll Lanes
Wanting more than $18,000 from those who drove in lanes without paying
Charities Fight to Keep Tax Deductions
Worry they'll be thrown off the fiscal cliff to keep the wolves at bay
ObamaCare Patients Discover Health Care Not Actually Free
Many will still be unable to afford it
