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Teacher Faces Firing for Giving Bad Grades
Because each failing student is a precious, sensitive flower
Lawsuit Seeks Extra $1.5 Billion for Kansas Public Schools
Because the holding pens don't yet take enough from the taxpayers
Missouri Voters To Get Clear Choice on Blocking Obamacare Exchanges
The Attorney General turned away an attempt to muddy the ballot language
David Koch Endorses Libertarian Views Within the GOP
His support for gay marriage and defense cuts may be an uneasy fit for Republicans
Illegal Email, Telephone Surveillance Sparks Lawsuit
The feds have admitted to illegal snooping, but want to keep the details secret
Students Do Better In Choice Schools Than Public Schools
Apparently, kids do better when you let their families shop for schools that suit them
Navy SEAL Author of Osama Book May Face Legal Action
The government is embarrassed by an account at odds with the official story
Man Wrongly Imprisoned For 23 Years Can't Sue Cops That Messed Up
He was convicted of rape and used a new Missouri state law to have crime scene evidence retested, which led to his exoneration
NYC Building Tenants Look to City Hall to Help Crush Hot Dog Vendor
The posh Upper West Side residents don't like that someone's selling hot dogs on the corner outside the building
Taco Bell Introducing Mountain Dew/OJ Mix for Breakfast Menu
Mtn Dew A.M. to include Mountain Dew and Tropicana orange juice
Attorney: NJ Cop Suing Department Placed on Administrative Leave, Told to Undergo Psychiatric Evaluation
The officer is among nearly two dozen others alleging civil rights violations and other misconduct by the Hackensack Police Department and its chief
Federal Regulators Deny License Third Reactor for Maryland Nuclear Power Plant
Tell the French company operating the plant it has 60 days to find a U.S. partner or their plan will be nixed entirely
Hillary Clinton Headed to Cook Islands While Democrats Gather at Charlotte
Staying as far away from the Democratic convention as possible
California Judge Blasts Failure to Upend State Judicial System's Central Bureaucracy
He wants the Judicial Council, which oversees the system's bureaucracy, to be elected by trial judges and not appointed by the chief justice
Obama Cancels Campaign Event to Visit Hurricane-Hit Louisiana Monday
Announced the trip after Romney visited the area today before his return to the campaign trail
Federal Judge Grants Injunction Requested by Obama Campaign, Early Voting Days Extended to Non-Military in Ohio
A state law allows members of the military to vote early for three more days than other voters are allowed
Company Seeks $5.5 Billion Taxpayer Loan for "Private" High Speed Rail from Las Vegas to Victorville, Calif.
While high speed rail speeds to disaster in California, a Las Vegas-based company wants a government loan to try anyway
Nicaraguan First Lady Talks About Christian, Socialist Values
Daniel Ortega's wife says its all about the revolutionary project the authoritarian has been working on in the country for decades
A.Q. Khan, Physicist Turned Nuclear Proliferator, Mulls Political Run in Pakistan
He's started a new party and called his country a banana republic
Israeli Vice Premier: U.S. Undermining Israel's Military Threats Against Iran
The American joint chiefs of staff chairman said earlier that an Israel strike would delay but not stop Israel's alleged nuclear weapons program
People Seem Surprised Yet Again that David Koch Believes Libertarian Things
Media notices his disagreement with the GOP on gay marriage, defense spending.
Apple Sues Again After Losing to Samsung in Tokyo Patent Trial
A California court, meanwhile, ruled for Apple last week
Paul Ryan's Ex-Girlfriend: Still an Obama Supporter, But Cheering for Paul Ryan
The story of Paul Ryan's black college girlfriend made the rounds after he was selected as Mitt Romney's running mate
Japan's 2030 Renewable Energy Plan Hopes to Phase Out Nuclear Plants
Another policy response to the Fukushima disaster
Scientists One Step Closer to Malaria Cure
Scientists at the University of Cape Town in South Africa they say they've found a compound that could cure the disease
UK Judge Rules Witness in Russian Oligarch Trial Unreliable
Roman Abramovich was accused by the witness of using the threat of Kremlin retribution to get him to sell assets at fire sale prices
Ann Romney: Clint Eastwood Unique
Romney campaign's said judging Eastwood's ad-libbed remarks through a political lens would be wrong, but mum's the word on Eastwood's comments on Afghanistan
Clint Eastwood RNC Speech Draws Diverse Reactions From Hollywood
Eastwood's made a lot people's day
Police Unions Cross Line While Bullying Public Officials
California cops employ mafia-style tactics against their critics.
Romney Detours to Louisiana after Convention in Tampa
Will be returning to campaign after visiting hurricane-damaged Louisiana
American, US Airway Consider Merger
The two domestic airlines say they're evaluating the idea
Martin Dempsey: Israeli Strike on Iran Nuke Facilities Won't Stop Program
The chairman of the joint chief of staff said it might delay, but wouldn't stop, Iran's alleged nuclear weapons program
Dotty Old Clint Eastwood Gave the Best Speech of the Week
Dirty Harry's pitch to independents and undecideds
More Stimulus Never Off the Table, Bernanke Says Fed Will Do What It Has To
The Federal Reserve chairman first appointed by George W. Bush didn't rule out another round of quantitative easing at a speech in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
