San Bernardino Owes Money to a Strip Joint
Stiffing the pole dancers isn't cool
Parents are happy with options, but that's not enough for the usual suspects
Hungarian officials apparently steal less than the Czech government
Cockroaches are less durable than Greek bureaucrats
And there would be fewer rules binding states
Charters are cheaper and more effective, so of course officials don't like them
Whether they should all be shooting for more formal credentials is another issue
Maybe we can contract with the Aussies to cut some of our dead weight
Hitting them soon after launch just isn't practical
That must have been a sucky flight from Cambodia
An Opa-locka police captain ran a local drug ring
They invoked the ever-popular, "it's illegal to record the police."
Police and anything that can't fight back are a bad mix
So the ticket is tossed out, leaving no probable cause, but stuff found during the stop for the tossed ticket ...
After all, if the reports don't exist, they're in trouble
Despite its reputation, the state ranks among the more control-freaky when it comes to licensing
Would provide $1 billion to hire post 9/11-era veterans
What the Dems think about sex education, fracking, climate change, drilling, renewables, R&D 'investments,' and much more.
Ranking House Democrat offers help
Minnesota woman owes record companies
Funding for transportation improvement included in agreement
German court OKs another euro bailout. Media ridicule opponents.
Congress hasn't given them enough money to stay open
Library cards would allow those who can't get driver's licenses to open bank accounts, access city services.
Former IRS commissioner testifies about potential problems
Administration says it won't waive work requirements, just eliminate bureaucratic barriers
The Congressional Research Service says Congress could pass legislation restricting the use of drones by police
A California man whose internet connection was used to download copyrighted material cannot be sued
If there's no deal made on lowering the debt-to-GDP ratio
Sept. 11th has changed America radically--and not for the better.
The University of Oklahoma, the University of Oregon and Montana State join almost 800 other institutions than have smoking bans
Three and a half years later, White House officials are still making wildly optimistic comments about the economy they mismanaged.
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble made the comments in a speech to the Bundestag
Stayed high after DNC and the recent jobs report
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