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News Politics
17th Feb '15

Republicans Say Ruling Aids Bid in Congress to Block Obama on Immigration

WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans on Tuesday seized on a federal judge’s ruling against President Obama’s executive actions on immigration, saying the judge’s preliminary conclusions bolstered their fight to block the…

News
14th Feb '15

Hate Crime Prosecutions Rare In North Carolina

Relatives of the three Muslim college students killed in North Carolina are pressing for hate crime charges against the alleged shooter, but legal experts say such cases are relatively rare…

News Politics
13th Feb '15

‘I’m Facing Years In Prison For Medical Marijuana — For Me, That’s A Death Sentence’

Larry Harvey, 71, thought he was doing everything right growing medical marijuana for his personal use. His home state of Washington legalized medical cannabis in 1998, and Harvey says his…

News Politics
12th Feb '15

Federal judge: Alabama judges must issue gay marriage licenses

READ: Chief Alabama judge pledges to defy Supreme Court ruling – “This order should make clear to all of the probate judges across Alabama that they need to follow the…

News Politics
12th Feb '15

Federal Judge Orders Alabama Official To Stop Denying Marriage Licenses To Same-Sex Couples

WASHINGTON — A federal judge ordered a county official in Alabama to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples Thursday, saying they can no longer ignore her earlier ruling that struck…

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12th Feb '15

Federal court to hear Alabama school ‘rape bait’ case

The girl’s life was changed forever, she said, when the accused predator, a fellow student, allegedly sodomized her in a school bathroom. “I just felt like I was set up…

News Politics
12th Feb '15

Education Committee Sends No Child Left Behind Update To House

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Republican-led House education committee approved a partisan bill Wednesday to update the No Child Left Behind education law, maintaining annual testing requirements but stripping the federal…

News Politics
12th Feb '15

Bill To Abolish Some Mandatory Prison Sentences Is Revived In Senate

By Julia Edwards WASHINGTON, Feb 11 (Reuters) – Several U.S. senators from far-reaching ends of the political spectrum, including some with presidential aspirations, will reintroduce on Thursday a bill to…

News Politics
11th Feb '15

Stoned Drivers At Far Lower Risk Of Crash Than Drunken Drivers

A government study on impaired driving released last week found that drivers who had used marijuana were at a far lower risk of getting into a car accident than drivers…

Entertainment News
11th Feb '15

In Some Alabama Counties, Same-Sex Marriage Licenses Denied Despite Court Order

Same-sex marriage spread farther across Alabama on Tuesday as more courthouses issued licenses to gays and lesbians, yet some counties still defied a federal judge’s order, so couples took their…

News Politics
10th Feb '15

Jeb Bush isn’t saying ‘Common Core’

READ: Common Core fight is a larger battle – “I think we’ll have a bigger conversation first within the Republican Party, then with the American people about what’s the proper…

News Politics
10th Feb '15

NY Prosecutor Preet Bharara Disputes Gov. Cuomo’s Corruption Claim | MSNBC

NEW YORK – Preet Bharara, New York’s top federal prosecutor, is rejecting claims by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo that a federal review of corruption investigations has muzzled the governor’s…

Entertainment News
10th Feb '15

New DNA Tests Ordered in Argentine Prosecutor’s Death

BUENOS AIRES — The judge overseeing an investigation into the mysterious death of a federal prosecutor here last month has asked forensic experts to identify DNA traces found at his…

News Politics
10th Feb '15

Here’s Who’s Most Likely To Lose Coverage If The Supreme Court Guts Obamacare

This piece comes to us courtesy of Stateline. Stateline is a nonpartisan, nonprofit news service of the Pew Charitable Trusts that provides daily reporting and analysis on trends in state…

News Politics
10th Feb '15

Federal Judge Rules In Favor Of California’s Oldest Marijuana Dispensary

A federal judge has signaled support for a medical marijuana dispensary in Berkeley, California, despite numerous attempts by U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag to shut it down. Judge Jon S. Tigar…

News Politics
10th Feb '15

Gay marriage is Alabama judge’s latest battle

Moore was once best known for having a monument to the Ten Commandments built at a public Alabama judicial building. Federal courts ordered him to take it down in 2003….

News Travel
9th Feb '15

Pilot work limits divert American flight

The crew of American Flight 223 knew hours before takeoff that they couldn’t go the distance to Los Angeles. The first officer was going to exceed his allotted work time,…

News Politics
9th Feb '15

The Chris Christie Scandal That Isn’t

The media fell hard for the news of a new federal criminal investigation of the governor. But there’s no investigation and nothing new. Read the whole story at The Daily…

News Politics
9th Feb '15

Alabama gay marriages allowed after Supreme Court order

Late last month, a federal district judge struck down Alabama’s laws prohibiting same sex marriage but stayed the order until today. Gay rights advocates plan to marry beginning at 8…

News Tech
8th Feb '15

Anthem Hack: Health Care Insurers Aren’t Required to Encrypt Consumer Data

Insurers aren’t required to encrypt consumers’ data under a 1990s federal law that remains the foundation for health care privacy in the Internet age — an omission that seems striking…

News Politics
6th Feb '15

Drug Czar Michael Botticelli Supports DC’s Ability To Legalize Marijuana

U.S. drug czar Michael Botticelli, though banned from supporting marijuana legalization due to federal law, says that the nation’s capital should be able to implement its own laws using its…

News Politics
6th Feb '15

Federal Government Set To Crack Down On Drug Courts That Fail Addicts

WASHINGTON — The federal government is cracking down on drug courts that refuse to let opioid addicts access medical treatments such as Suboxone, said Michael Botticelli, acting director of the…

News Politics
6th Feb '15

Justice Department Budget Projects Some Asset Forfeiture Seizures Will Rise Despite Reforms

Attorney General Eric Holder last month announced reforms to asset forfeitures, the controversial government practice of seizing property associated with alleged illicit activity. But the new Justice Department budget released…

News Politics
5th Feb '15

House GOP Rams Through 2 New Deregulation Bills

WASHINGTON — House Republicans pushed through two bills this week designed to undermine key environmental and financial regulations by jamming federal courts with lawsuits. The first bill, passed Wednesday, rejuvenates…

Lifestyle News
5th Feb '15

Lawmakers Aim to Protect Farm Animals in U.S. Research

Farm animals used in federal experiments to help the meat industry would receive new protections against mistreatment and neglect under legislation introduced on Thursday by a bipartisan group of lawmakers…

Business News
5th Feb '15

Marijuana Industry in Colorado, Eager for Its Own Bank, Waits on the Fed

Marijuana is legal in Colorado, but federal law makes banking nearly impossible for the cannabis industry. The result: a dangerous all-cash operation that requires armed guards and layers of security….

News
5th Feb '15

Carlos Quirola Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy To Sell Guns Linked To Saddam Hussein Family

A New Jersey man has admitted scheming to sell several firearms federal prosecutors say are believed to have once belonged to the family of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein. –…

Health News
4th Feb '15

Lolita The Captive Killer Whale To Get Endangered Protections

The federal government has decided that a captive killer whale that has been performing for decades at the Miami Seaquarium deserves the same protection as a small population of endangered…

News Politics
4th Feb '15

FCC Chief Announces Big Win For Net Neutrality Advocates

WASHINGTON — Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler revealed a big win for net neutrality advocates on Wednesday, asking for strong authority to enforce open Internet protections. – Wheeler added,…

Entertainment News
4th Feb '15

Alabama Lawyers Face Off Against Chief Justice In Gay Marriage Fight

In Alabama, which is set to begin allowing same-sex marriages on Monday, two old foes are facing off over the future of gay rights in the state. A legal group…

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