Study: 40 Percent of Highest-Paid CEOs End Up Fired, Fined, or the Recipient of a Bailout
Things can be tough at the top
Things can be tough at the top
One of the Assad regime's closest allies has been arguing against Western intervention in Syria
Some lawmakers on Capitol Hill not pleased Obama has not consulted them about possible responses to suspected chemical attack last week
Was not in favor of letting gay couples adopt children when he was a young priest
Chinese media saying Syria could turn into another Iraq
Perhaps not the best person to be telling anyone about unjustified interventions
Keeping an eye out for new flare-ups
Said the results of their investigation will be shared with U.N. member states
Military prepared for intervention
South Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo reports that Hyon Song-wol was executed by firing squad three days after being arrested
"No" vote not a good career move in some parts of the state
MIlitary has already made plans for intervention
Was left permanently disabled
Compared same-sex couples to children, who also can't get married thanks to a 1996 law
Obama seems to think otherwise
If Assad does not respond as hoped, Obama will face unhappy choices about his credibility and much more.
As Senator, Obama himself objected to unilateral executive action
They don't get it, do they?
Especially nice when cut with a little coke
There's the bus. You missed it.
Considering it's the most scrutinized country on the planet
The state fell behind after offering benefits in 1997
The cute practice is called "LoveINT"
181 applicants for 35 dispensary licenses
Mandatory minimums can get even nastier for repeat offenses, if the prosecutor wants to push it
Rather than piss it away like some other states we know
It's all the coconut oil
Big changes in just a few years
Celebrities rarely issue mea culpas
Prohibitionists target a safe alternative because...it looks like smoking?
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