Obama Administration May Submit Brief in Prop. 8 Case
Federal government not actually a party to California gay marriage suit
Federal government not actually a party to California gay marriage suit
Republicans in Congress lack a narrative to counter further government spending.
Felony aggravated menacing, reckless endangerment charges possible for shooting gun into air in Delaware
The push for minimum wage ignores low income earners.
Including incident reports, which shed light on police shootings
Kept thumbs where the sun don't shine throughout run up to sequester
Free speech victory possible
The state extracts punishment
NJ legislature became first in the country to pass bill legalizing online gambling in 2010
Couple accused of siphoning money from campaign for personal spending
The Obama administration fails to provide real criteria for college rankings
Union officials getting taxpayer-funded salaries doing union work (to extract more taxpayer money)
Something about sleeping in beds they've made seems appropriate
The Republican is introducing a resolution seeking enforcement of federal drug laws
President's played at least 115 rounds since taking office in 2009
Lawmaker behind the bill acknowledges it'll end up in the Supreme Court if passed
Women can't be trusted with a gun for defense against rapists; that's what call boxes and whistles are for, he says
Colony employees from city council members to meter readers would be allowed to carry concealed weapons on city property
74 percent of voters in the Democrat-leaning state approve of the Republican governor's job performance
There's more to this subculture than the media stereotypes suggest.
Cutting Saturday service later this year, someone thought branching out to clothing was a good idea
Will he get to keep his pension?
Was re-elected by a wide margin in November
Probably ought to take a hike instead
Mayor Rahm Emanuel promised it'd break even or turn a profit
Alan Gross is serving a 15-year sentence for illegally bringing communication equipment to the island
Says most Americans have "a severe ignorance problem"
A leading liberal law professor abandons the Constitution in the name of understanding it.
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