More Than 150 Killed in South Sudan Conflicts
Mostly rebel forces
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States Vie for Drone Testing Site
There's money in them there unmanned vehicles
LA Mulls Licensing for Valet Attendants
All sorts of additional fees that will be passed on the consumers
Evolution May Be More Random Than Previously Believed
Survival of the whatever happens
Hunters Boycott CO In Retaliation for Gun Restrictions
Most hunting revenue comes from out-of-staters
NC Considers Increased Independence for Charter Schools
More autonomy from their biggest competitors
FBI Wants Broad Power to Monitor Communications as They Happen
Every line is a party line
Feds Cut Payments to States, Blame Sequester
Still throwing a tantrum over not being able to spend as much as they want
Arms Trade Treaty Set to Pass United Nations; "U.S. Virtually Certain to Go Along"
Final draft to be approved by UN member-states later today
Blacks May Suffer Less From Discriminations Than From Whites Helping Friends, Relations
Personal networks matter
Italy's Political Crisis Fuels Fears of a New European Disaster
But it will stop there, of course
Looters and Squatters Threaten Sandy-Hit Staten Island
Fortunately for the bad guys, New York law leaves people essentially defenseless
Public Unions Oppose PA Pension Reform
Apparently, they'd rather have no benefits than reduced benefits
NJ To Require Doctors To Complete Survey, Or Else
Or else lose their licenses, so the state has lots of data for ... whatever
The GOP Needs to Keep Fighting Obamacare
Obamacare isn't popular today, and there's no reason to believe its appeal will grow.
Obama's 'China Model' for Clean Energy Sputters
It turns out that stupid business models are stupid everywhere
Wal-Mart's Proposed Customer-Assisted Delivery System: Brilliant or Predatory?
Help a store deliver merchandise and get discounts
North Dakota May Lose Its Only Abortion Clinic
Women face a long drive for alternatives
Red States Gain Population as Americans Seek Freedom, Economic Opportunity
Even social freedom does well in red states
U.S. Looking to Add Oversight Requirements in Sprint-Softbank Deal
Not liking that a Chinese company is buying a U.S. telecom provider
Hungary Banning "Totalitarian Symbols" as Public Disturbances
Kind of a totalitarian thing to do
Lawyer Who Once Represented Saddam Hussein Sentenced to 14 Years in Jail for Fraud
Wasn't qualified to practice law in the UK or Italy
Sequencing HeLa Genome Raising Privacy Concerns
Most widely used cell line in biology came from a woman who never gave consent for anything. Neither did descendants
