Zimmerman Again Asks for New Judge
Claims judge made gratuitous and disparaging remarks about him.
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Judge Won't Unseal Aurora Shooter Docs
Probable cause, subpoenas, arrest warrants, search warrants, and requests for or court orders for production of records to be kept under seal.
Saudi Women May Have It All in Their Own Segregated City
In order to work within Saudi Arabia's Islamic laws, city for women to be designed so ladies can have jobs.
Gov. Jerry Brown to Launch Climate Change Site to Fight Skeptics
Stop laughing. He's not kidding.
USDA Wants All of the Bacon
Government will buy up to $170 million in meat from drought-stricken farmers.
Google's Self-Driving Cars Log 300,000 Crash-Free Miles
Time to get started on teleporters, guys.
Officer, Citizen and Gunman Dead in Texas A&M Shooting
Officer was reportedly serving eviction papers.
New Warships Disappoint
The latest generation of high-tech Navy ships is too complicated and undermanned
Relocating California Firms Becomes a Big Business
As companies flee taxes and regulations, the Golden State's neighbors make the transition as easy as possible
Police Brutality Caught on Video
Surveillance video caught an officer in Homestead, Florida, pepper-spraying people and kicking an elderly man unconscious
D.C. Radar-Camera Testing Was Bogus
City had to refund fines to drivers after cop admitted faking records
TrapWire Surveillance System Goes Down Under
The snoopy scheme's parent company has the contract for rail-ticketing systems in several Australian cities
Navy Leaned on Wired Over Non-Existent Weapon
Publication asked to un-publish a five-year-old story about a request for an airborne laser
NYPD Shooting Caught on Video
A confrontation between police and a knife-wielding man was captured by multiple passers-by
Moroccans Take To the Streets
Protesters angry over jailing of activists, and the government's failure to keep promises
Government Health Costs Feature in Ryan Proposals
Controlling the metastasizing price tags for Medicare and Medicaid are important, and controversial, parts of his plans
Standard Chartered Knuckling Under To U.S. Regulators
Despite strong support in the U.K., the bank is negotiating a settlement in America
Two More Cities Consider Seizing Mortgages
Sacramento and Elk Grove join the ranks of municipalities considering using eminent domain to grab delinquent home loans
War Against Traffic Cameras Escalates
Two of the controversial devices were riddled with bullets in Newark
Texas Doctors Flee Medicaid
Declining reimbursement means it's not worth physicians' time to take patients from the program
When Civil Liberties Collide: Gay Marriage vs. Gambling in Maryland
Why is a national gay organization trying to block a vote on gambling?
Doctor Visits Limited for Medicaid Patients
Florida puts caps on trips to the doctor's office as a cost-cutting measure
Ryan Tweaked for Criticizing Military Spending Demands
It's apparently bad that he said civilians and not military leaders should determine Pentagon funding
$9B Shortage in Health Trust for South Carolina Workers
The health trust shortfall is in addition to the gap in the pension system for state retirees
The Real Problem With Fareed Zakaria Isn't His Plagiarism
Borrow a line from the New Yorker and it's a major punishable offense. Repeatedly serve up flawed left-wing conventional wisdom, and you're set.
Legislation Would Require Parental OK for Lousy Teachers
Sign-off from parents would be required to assign students to teachers rated "ineffective"
Net Censorship, Courtesy of South Korea
The allegedly free part of the Korean peninsula has become a hotbed of thin-skinned officials and attacks on free speech
American Drones Wage Quiet War in Africa
Flying from secret bases, armed, unmanned U.S. warplanes wage bloody battle against Islamic militants
Red-Light Cameras Disappearing in North Carolina
With the town of Cary's decision to end its camera program, only three municipalities still use the devices
More Liberal Concern Trolling on Paul Ryan: He Questioned the Integrity of Military Leaders!
He didn't cut military spending, but he questioned whether the Pentagon needed as much as it said it did. That's controversial?
CopBlock Founder Gets Three Months
Guilty of "wiretapping" for recording conversations with public officials
Anonymous Joins Fight Against TrapWire
The hacker group that provided TrapWire documents to WikeLeaks declares war on the creepy surveillance system
Man Tased for Insisting On His Innocence
Police say Colby Taylor's arrest was a mistake, but he was "belligerent"
You Can Friend Marijuana Reform!
Facebook reverses its position on advertisements favoring drug-policy change
California Officials Square Off Against Rural Residents Over Fire Fee
Residents in wildfire country are angry over a new tax for fire protection
Violent Police Chief Remains on Force
After complaints of assaults, the Village Council voted to fire the chief, but lacked a two-thirds super-majority
