E.U. Bailout Fund to be Challenged in Highest Court
The complaints of an independent Irish politician have reached the E.U. Court of Justice
Policy
E.U. Considering Quota For Women on Boards
Justice Commissioner in favor of requiring that 40 percent of board members be women
Poland Wins World Bank Kudos for Improving Business Environment
Everything from contracts to property rights has been made clearer and easier
Australian Government Claims Dibs On "Abandoned" Bank Accounts
Watch for a growing definition of "abandoned" accounts in the future
British Medicine's Treatment of Terminal Patients Under Fire
The "death pathway" may be a fit self-fulfilling
CA Gas Prices Kept High By Tightly Regulated Market
Special formulations and difficult entry make for spendy trips to the pump
Study Reveals Big Costs in Medicaid Expansion
Mississippi would get slammed after federal subsidies are pared back
Milwaukee Cop Pleads Guilty After Accidentally Shooting Girl
Disorderly conduct? I'm sure they'd do the same for a civilian ...
Military Commission Hears Arguments Over Torture Testimony
The public might want to know what its employees have been doing
Despite Performance, Contract Renewal Almost Automatic for Virginia Teachers
That's what you call "job security"
Calif. Prison Guard Union Keeping Quiet on Propositions
No involvement in efforts to strike down death penalty, soften "three strikes" laws
Obama Administration: Talking Preferable to War in Iran
Sanctions intended to bring them to the table
If Mitt Romney Wins the Presidency, Expect Democrats to Say He Bought It
And to try to outlaw it from ever happening again
Suspected Gunman's Wife Among Dead in Wisconsin
She had been granted a restraining order against him
Germany Could See Slowing Economy in Fourth Quarter
Euro crisis may start to hit one of Europe's strongest economies harder
Tonight's Debate Might Overlook a Few Topics
Eurozone, Africa, and North Korea not to be mentioned
Libertarian(ish) Candidates
If you want to find a few liberty-loving politicos, look lower on the ballot
New Jersey Supreme Court to Hear Cell Phone Case
Will consider if police can track cell phones without court approval
