State Government

Police Believe Body Found is Gunman Sought in Shooting

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Authorities say the body of an Iraq war veteran suspected in the slaying of a Mount Rainier National Park ranger was believed to have been found dead in the park Monday. He apparently died after trudging into chest-deep snow while trying to elude snow-shoe wearing SWAT team members and other police who were on his [...]

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Kentucky to Release Several Thousand Felons to Balance Budget

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America already has one of the weakest and ineffective penal systems in the world.  You don’t have to be a convict to realize that a 10 year prison term generally means 2-3 years in lock up. In Kentucky, it could mean even less time in jail. Like most states, the Commonwealth of Kentucky is facing [...]

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Will the Last Job Creator to Leave California Please Turn Off the Lights?

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I’ve written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political correctness, And we all know that California has one of the nation’s greediest governments, imposing confiscatory tax rates on a shrinking pool of productive citizens. So it is hardly [...]

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Abortion doctors being charged with murder

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Two doctors accused of performing late-term abortions in Maryland, including one in which a woman was critically injured, have been arrested and charged with murder. Dr. Steven Brigham, of Voorhees, N.J., was arrested Wednesday night in New Jersey and was being held in the Camden County Jail on Thursday, police told The Cecil Whig newspaper. [...]

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With 2012, State Laws Kick in on Everything from Immigration to Shark Fins

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State legislatures passed close to 40,000 new laws in 2011, and a number of those measures take effect on Jan. 1. On some issues, like immigration, state laws are taking markedly different stands. 2012 will be a more highly regulated year since all 50 state legislatures passed close to 40,000 new laws in 2011. A [...]

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Tennessee tourist arrested for bringing pistol into 9/11 Memorial

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Really, you can’t bring guns into the 9/11 Memorial? A tourist from Tennessee waltzed into one of the most secure sites in the city — and politely asked a cop if she could check her weapon. Instead, she was dragged out in cuffs. Now, Meredith Graves, 39, is facing at least three years in prison [...]

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Iowa also important state for Obama campaign

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One presidential campaign claims an impressive effort in Iowa this year: eight offices opened, 350,000 phone calls to potential supporters and 1,280 events to recruit and train volunteers. It’s not Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich or Ron Paul. It’s Obama for America, the president’s re-election campaign, which badly wants to win this battleground state in [...]

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6 years later, Katrina victims fight FEMA debts

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When the Federal Emergency Management Agency mailed out 83,000 debt notices this year to victims of Hurricane Katrina and other 2005 storms, one of the letters showed up in David Bellinger’s mailbox. Bellinger, who is blind, needed a friend to read it and break the news that FEMA wants him to pay back more than [...]

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Why Americans Support Voter ID Laws

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The state chairman of Indiana’s Democratic Party resigned recently as a probe of election fraud in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary widened. State law requires a presidential candidate to gather 500 valid signatures in each county to qualify for the ballot. Barack Obama may not have met it. Investigators think 150 of the 534 signatures [...]

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Are Guns and Ammo the New Gold and Silver?

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As the economic crisis has worsened over the last several years we have made it a point to inform our readers about the possibility of a system collapse so severe that the regular flow of commerce comes to a screeching halt. Planning for such a far-from-equilibrium scenario, which may very well involve the collapse of [...]

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DOJ Blocks South Carolina’s Voter ID Law

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The Department of Justice blocked South Carolina’s controversial new voter identification law Friday afternoon, arguing it intentionally discriminates against minority voters. South Carolina is one of eight states required by the Voting Rights Act to get federal approval for any new voting laws, giving DOJ the power to block it. The law would require all [...]

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Gingrich uses precious time to get on VA ballot

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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is frantically playing catch-up in the Republican presidential race, spending precious time trying to get on Virginia’s primary ballot while his rivals campaign in crucial Iowa and New Hampshire. Mr. Gingrich was paying a price for his late start in organizing. He had to leave New Hampshire on Wednesday and [...]

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Alabama Unemployment Drops as Illegals Leave State

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I’ve long advocated that illegal immigrants steal jobs away from American citizens.  Enforcement of federal immigration laws and the deportation of the millions of illegals would open up over 1 million jobs for Americans which would be a huge boost to the countries sagging economy. Those that support illegal immigration claim that they fill a [...]

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Brothers sentenced for roles in NC terror plot

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Two brothers who watched as their father transformed their rural North Carolina family home into a base camp to launch violent jihad will spend years in prison, even after cooperating with federal prosecutors. Zakariya Boyd, 22, was sentenced to nine years in federal prison on Tuesday and Dylan Boyd, 25, was sentenced to eight years. [...]

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Man cleaning gun accidentally kills Amish girl

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A man cleaning his muzzle-loading rifle shot the gun into the air, accidentally killing a 15-year-old Amish girl driving a horse-drawn buggy more than a mile away, a sheriff said Tuesday. Rachel Yoder was shot in the head Thursday night while traveling to her home in Wayne County, between Columbus and Akron. She had attended [...]

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