Chrysler Factor Employee Kills Co-worker, Self
Victim stabbed to death in Detroit
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Pentagon Rewrites Goal of Afghanistan Surge
Original goal: Push back Taliban. New goal: Prepare Afghan military
Copwatchers Arrested in Texas for "Interfering"
Because observing is interfering with a cop's ability to get away with stuff
Obama Maintains Bush Middle East Policy
In so many ways, the current president is an extension of the previous one
Voters Divided Over Romney's "47 Percent" Comments
Some Americans are offended while others see it as a cold, hard truth
Military Integrates Human Brainwaves Into Threat Detection System
Basically, people become part of a graphics processor, which means we'll be good for something after the robots take over
Plastic-Bag Ban Considered in El Paso
It's highly inconvenient, which provides that warm and fuzzy feeling of martyrdom
Romney Was Wrong, but So Are His Critics
There are plenty of voters who believe they can get something for nothing.
Fate of RNC Surveillance Cameras Under Discussion
Sixty of the snoopy things were installed in downtown Tampa for the convention, and some city officials are loath to write off the investment
Anti-GM Foods Study Slapped
Critics say the science is flawed and the conduct of the researchers is dodgy
Potential Taxes Play Key Role in Pot Legalization Debate
Nobody knows how much is at stake, but what politician doesn't salivate over a whole new industry to tax?
Gubernatorial Races Have Dems on the Defensive
The donkey party is at a disadvantage over open seats and hot contests
Electric Car Subsidies Draw Criticism in U.K.
Taxpayers are asked to indulge the already well-off
Iranian Girls Give Cleric a Thumping After He Hassles Them Over Attire
He should know better than to criticize a woman's appearance
Mitt Romney's Dependency Delusions
Easing the tax burden on those who have the least was not always anathema to conservatives.
Feds Asked To Stop Internet Scheme That Competes With Colorado Businesses
The subsidized program threatens to kill local companies
David Simon on Treme, New Orleans, the Drug War, Obama, The Wire - And Disappointing Libertarians
"More people are calling bullshit."
Romney Plans Higher Profile To Rejuvenate Campaign
He might actually start talking about, you know, policy
Australia May Block Visit by Geert Wilders
The Dutch politician's anti-Islamic views could be too volatile for delicate Aussie political sensibilities
Brazil's Government Furious Over QE3
The country's finance minister sees the U.S. artificially weakening the dollar, hurting other economies
Democrats Look Poised To Keep Senate Majority
Democratic candidates are putting in strong performances as some GOP candidates stumble
Ambassador Chris Stevens Feared He Was an al Qaeda Target
There was plenty of reason to anticipate an attack
Much of Britain's National Health Service is Cash-Strapped
Local NHS bodies struggle with their finances
Marriage Gets Gayer in Canada
Same-sex couples are tying the knot at an accelerating pace
More Than a Dozen Officials on the Hook After Fast and Furious Report
But Eric Holder is squeaky clean, which apparently means he had no idea what his subordinates were doing
FTC Nears Decision on Google Antitrust Suit
It's fun to wait on bureaucratic decisions regarding your fate
Leahy Bill Strengthens Email Privacy, But Weakens Video Privacy
It's a bit of a devil's bargain
Too Much Data To Release in Megaupload Case, Insists U.S.
And that's why the prosecution can't reveal evidence to the defense. Yeah ... That's weak
A Defense of Romney's "47 Percent" Comment
Sooner or later, says Judge Napolitano, the government will run out of other people's money. Romney understands that.
