Bite the Bullet
High-speed rail
Says the President has gone beyond Bush in regards to foreign policy
A lawsuit over a practice in Florida of documenting the paying of tolls with large denominations was thrown out.
Special reports and procedures intended to inconvenience those who won't use automated toll-paying
An Australian aircraft crew temporarily lost a crocodile on a Brisbane to Melbourne flight
Once found the firearm was accidentally discharged by TSA official
There's still the matter of all the lawsuits
Despite FOIA requests the CIA has not confirmed the use of drones
11,000 employees have been given warning notices
11,000 sent notifications, but only 40 percent will likely be laid off
Probably won't see much actual use, but will help innovate next generation
Part of a "restructuring" strategy
Call it selective transparency
What else could the people of Yemen possibly be upset about?
They're still in the country, left over from the war
The Congressional Research Service says Congress could pass legislation restricting the use of drones by police
She drank her water instead of letting the clowns test it
When it comes to getting around under the sun, private enterprise has the answers
Not that the TSA changed any procedures in response
Media reports of a drone strike in Yemen that killed ten civilians, including women and children, briefly brings the war in Yemen into focus
Flight from Philadelphia to Dallas surrounded by authorities over tip about liquid explosives
116 drone strikes in Yemen since May of last year
Believes rude treatment from flight attendant is due to his political views and not just par for the course
Obama aide Valerie Jarrett does not like surprise questions about the administration killing people.
Parents are claiming discrimination
They were told the boy was a "security risk" but put him on a later flight
Three women among the dead according to local security officials
Flights from as far as Beijing have been cancelled as flight attendants went on strike
While high speed rail speeds to disaster in California, a Las Vegas-based company wants a government loan to try anyway
The two domestic airlines say they're evaluating the idea
Apple keeps changing the reason for rejecting the anti-war app
The TSA isn't really on the ball? You don't say ...
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