Why X-Rayed Food Isn’t Radioactive, And Other Puzzles
Earlier this week, we were surprised to learn that food manufacturers increasingly X-ray foods to screen for foreign objects that …
Bill Janklow’s Death Gives South Dakota Tribal Leader Chance To Vent
When someone dies, the eulogies roll in, the higher the stature of the departed, the more stately the praise. And …
Obama’s Ex-Car Czar Defends Romney, Bain From GOP Attacks
Steven Rattner, the Wall Street financier who oversaw the Obama Administration’s successful rescues of General Motors and Chrysler, now comes …
Political Battle Brewing Over New Voter ID Laws
As the presidential campaign kicks into high gear, a fight is brewing over stricter voting laws that could affect turnout …
U.S. Chamber President Criticizes GOP’s ‘Intramural’ Battle Over Bain
The “Battle Over Bain” has become a hot topic at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a key player in politics. …
In South Carolina, Perry Tries To Revive His Flagging Campaign
Texas Gov. Rick Perry announced his presidential campaign in South Carolina last August, but now his campaign may soon come …
Luxury Tractor Makes Debut At Detroit Auto Show
At the 2012 North American International Auto Show, it’s clear that the industry’s love affair with alpha-numeric designations hasn’t waned. …
Project’s Promise Of Jobs Has Appalachia Seeing Stars
Ever since the collapse of the domestic steel industry, blue collar workers living in the mountain towns near the border …
Gingrich, Romney Go At It Over Abortion
The latest abortion battle doesn’t pit those on opposite sides of the issue against each other. Rather, it features two …
Justices Rule Ministers Exempt From Anti-Bias Laws
The U.S. Supreme Court for the first time has declared that the Constitution exempts ministers from the nation’s anti-discrimination laws. …
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