Roger Ebert Dies of Cancer
"No good film is too long. No bad film is short enough"
Not the first government official to have personal details published online
Blame the "sequester" of course, despite increased D.C. spending
Not that the state is swimming in freedom, now
Healthy youngsters and live-for-the-day types just aren't interested
Life just got even more confusing for that elderly person you're always behind of in line
Attorney General Eric Holder promised in 2011 to investigate
Husband under investigation for funneling money through non-profit
Officials say it was en route to Togo, but strayed into their waters
Trying to update laws, runs afoul of strict registry guidelines
First time in more than four decades of polling
Second political corruption scandal in New York in a week
That might boost sales for some
In the village of Hazel Crest, a suburb of Chicago
Sounds like argument for preemptive strike, but is it actually true?
Former employees want to force closed facility into bankruptcy
Anybody unlawfully targeted could press charges
Does not want to give up private user info
"For the first time in more than four decades of polling on the issue a majority of Americans favor legalizing the use of marijuana."
Many of those polled still support it
Americans may be "evolving" on many fronts, but the issue of energy is less open to emotional appeals.
In all likelihood, federal funds were not used as intended
School district will run early grades while charter program will take over later ones
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