Canada's Supreme Court Strikes Down Prostitution Laws
Ruling opens door for state-regulated "bawdy houses"
Ruling opens door for state-regulated "bawdy houses"
One of which is due to a potentially faulty fix from a previous recall
Hundreds sickened and many deaths over tainted drugs
Botched operation and building collapsed onto neighbor
Maybe too soon to say electric cars are less likely to catch fire than gasoline-fueled vehicles
A couple of cases of batteries catching of fire after cars hit road debris
The regulations will be followed, even if they make no sense
More importantly, will these recordings improve airline employee behavior?
Almost 90 percent of school systems made changes
Touching between trainers, whales banned following death in 2010
The federal government calling for transparency from private industry is kind of funny
No frontier has ever been explored or opened by making safety the highest priority.
Series of frolicking kids not yet destroyed. Won't somebody think of the children?
What would we do without you?
The jokes write themselves. Fortunately the injuries were minor
Pushed from November to December
Because they have special rights
Headstands without helmets, people!
It takes balls to fight against government regulatory authority
Like the deadly shipwreck off Italy's coast
Plane ended up diverted to Idaho
Toy guns dangerous principal insists
Drawn-out process goes on while folks quietly ignore the rules anyway
Was more dangerous and explosive than indicated
Risk is extremely low, though
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