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Biden Reacts To DOJ Muffin Report
Vice President Joe Biden responded Wednesday to a Washington Post report that the Department of Justice paid as much as $16 for muffins at a recent conference. Biden, who at the direction of President Obama is spearheading a federal effort to cut down
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:21P
School district employee alleges discrimination, wants $1.5 million
Lawsuit contends Ocean View school district communications supervisor in same sex marriage was discriminated against because of her age and sexual orientation. 50% off! 2 Hour Segway Tour in Newport Beach for $45! By JAIMEE LYNN FLETCHER / THE ORANGE
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:21P
Sierra Club sues UF over public records on fertilizer research
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Broward County, accuses UF of violating public records law by denying a request for information on the reviewers of IFAS publications arguing against local restrictions on fertilizer use. The suit also accuses the
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:20P
Rick Perry Ad: Hollywood-Style Ad Goes After 'President Zero'
A snapshot of the day's best news stories. the republicans sure do produce some good propaganda. too bad their horrible leading the country into bankruptcy. Careful Rick.... Prez zero will organize a community and sick ACORN and the unions after you.
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:20P
Emergency law to stay until June: Egypt army
“We reject the decision by the military council as we see no reason for it if the criminal law is implemented,” he said. Other activists and politicians have also said Egypt's legal system can deal with violent crimes without the need to resort to
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:20P
CBS Atlanta 46Appeals court in Va. tosses 2 Abu Ghraib lawsuits
(AP) - A federal appeals court in Virginia has dismissed two lawsuits by former Iraqi detainees who claimed they were tortured at the Abu Ghraib prison. A divided three-judge panel of the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals agreed Wednesday with two
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:20P
'Speedy Singhs' gets copyright protection
The Delhi high court Justice AK Pathak on Wednesay passed what is called a 'John Doe Order' for the film's producers. The film's producer moved the HC against a few cable operators and against unknown defendants for a temporary and permanent injunction
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:19P
Lame excuses: 'Dengue ate my homework'
" Should all the government business and courts stop functioning when dengue breaks out?," Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed. PHOTO: FILE A plea challenging the proposed conversion of a park in the Lahore Press Club Housing Scheme into residential plots was
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:19P
Is He a Citizen?
In recent years, for a host of reasons — stronger border surveillance, double the number of Border Patrol agents, widened barriers and sealed tunnels, tougher restrictions on Mexican visas, overloaded US clinics where pregnant women receive prenatal
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:19P
New FIRE Legal Scholarship from Former Jackson Fellow Erica Goldberg
FIRE is pleased to announce the publication of legal scholarship authored by former Justice Robert H. Jackson Legal Fellow Erica Goldberg. Erica's "Amending Christian Legal Society v. Martinez: Protecting Expressive Association as an Independent Right
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:19P
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