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Ron Arnold: Obamacrat gunrunners are supplying Mexican cartels
Project Gunrunner had been whitewashed by a 152-page Justice Department Inspector General Review in November 2010, before the Terry murder. But what would happen if National Gun Rights Examiner David Codrea and fellow bloggers publicly exposed the
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:04P
Metro: Trains to stay in manual mode for several years
even as the transit agency says it can now test for the failures that led to the deadly accident of June 22, 2009. It's been nearly two years since Metro started driving its trains manually, a safety step after the deadly Fort Totten train crash.
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:04P
Toward more choice in workplace insurance
ACC will have to separate out its Work Account from its other business and will need to manage this account in a transparent way, with independent oversight and requirements for disclosure of some financial information. ACC will set its own premiums,
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:04P
NY Appeals Court Rules A Parking Lot Is A Highway. Town Of Mamaroneck Avoids
A Court of Appeals ruling Thursday means Margaret Groninger can't sue Mamaroneck for her slip and fall on ice in its parking lot. Four judges say this parking lot serves the “functional purpose” of a highway, “open to the use of the public for purposes
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:03P
U of C squeegee team practices for upcoming national tryouts
“Obviously the sprinkler went off when they hit it, so it was just kind of a little bit of an operational accident.” The water was contained to the area outside the den doors and no damage was reported. “The facilites crew got on it pretty quickly and
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:03P
DOT bush hog propels rock into car, killing passenger
Instead, another unthinkable situation, a freak accident claimed 58-year-old Annie Lee's life. Sgt. Chad Mann from the Troup County Sheriff's Office said, "It ran over a rock. The rock was a pretty good sized rock, but it was launched from the side of
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:03P
Sheriff hands over documents in bias probe
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An Arizona sheriff has turned over documents sought by the Justice Department in a probe of whether his police force discriminated against Hispanics in a crackdown on illegal immigrants, the agency said Thursday.
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:03P
Sheriff hands over documents in bias probe
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An Arizona sheriff has turned over documents sought by the Justice Department in a probe of whether his police force discriminated against Hispanics in a crackdown on illegal immigrants, the agency said Thursday.
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:03P
Edwards would face DOJ section with checkered past
WASHINGTON -- Should John Edwards be indicted on criminal charges, he would be prosecuted by the same US Department of Justice outfit that infamously botched the investigation into the late US Sen.
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:03P
If Edwards is indicted, tarnished Justice unit would handle the case
WASHINGTON -- Should former Democratic senator and vice presidential nominee John Edwards be indicted on criminal charges, he would be prosecuted by the same Justice Department outfit that infamously botched
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:03P
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