Print William Bigelow Read Full Bio CA Gov. Brown's 'Ugly' Plan to Avoid Prison Overcrowding Falling Short Allies of Gov. Jerry Brown (D-CA) now say that his plan to solve the state prison overcrowding issue will be “ugly.” After years of building no new prisons, Brown says that he will release certain prisoners earlier and shift responsibility for some prisoners to localities. 5 May 2013 WaPo Downplays VA Gov. Poll Showing Republican Cuccinelli Up 10 In Virginia’s hotly-contested gubernatorial race between former Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe and Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, Cucinnelli has now jumped to a 10 point lead among likely voters. 5 May 2013 Report: More Than Half of Ground Turkey Contains Fecal Bacteria For those who are trying to avoid red meat and stick to poultry, there’s a new problem. According to a lab analysis by Consumer Reports, more than half of the raw ground turkey packages and patties tested positive for fecal bacteria. 5 May 2013 California Delivers Free Condoms to 12-Year-Olds The California Condom Access Project, run by the California Health Council, which is making condoms available for kids as young as 12 in an online, taxpayer-funded condom delivery service, has expanded their service to include San Diego and Fresno counties. 4 May 2013 Egyptian Muslims Prohibited from Wishing Happy Easter An Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood fatwa prohibiting Muslims from wishing Christians a "Happy Easter" has revealed the insidious underbelly of the Muslim Brotherhood’s plan for assimilating Egyptians into accepting sharia. 4 May 2013 Sequester: Head Start Officials Cancel School Days, Attend Expensive Conference The Head Start program, a favorite of President Barack Obama, had an interesting solution for the problems caused by sequestration: low-income children in the program were sent home ten days early. At the same time, 2,800 Head Start leaders spent a total of $752,059 attending a three-day conference in National Harbor, MD. 3 May 2013 Tsarnaev Friends Accused of Destroying Evidence 'Idolized' Dzokhar A young woman who briefly dated Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has claimed two of the three young men who have recently been arrested “idolized” Tsarnaev. 3 May 2013 Pentagon: North Korea Still Developing ICBM to Reach U.S. An unclassified report released by the Pentagon reveals that North Korea is still working on an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that can hit the United States. 3 May 2013 Obama 'Comfortable' with FDA Morning After Pill Decision President Obama said on Thursday in Mexico that he’s “comfortable” with the decision by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allowing girls as young as 15 to buy the “morning-after” pill. 3 May 2013 May Day Rallies in LA, San Bernardino Call for Immigration Reform Roughly 1,000 demonstrators gathered in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday to celebrate May Day by demanding the federal government recognize the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States and allow them to apply for citizenship. In San Bernardino, a similar gathering attracted a few hundred more participants. 2 May 2013 Previous 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Next
CA Gov. Brown's 'Ugly' Plan to Avoid Prison Overcrowding Falling Short Allies of Gov. Jerry Brown (D-CA) now say that his plan to solve the state prison overcrowding issue will be “ugly.” After years of building no new prisons, Brown says that he will release certain prisoners earlier and shift responsibility for some prisoners to localities. 5 May 2013
WaPo Downplays VA Gov. Poll Showing Republican Cuccinelli Up 10 In Virginia’s hotly-contested gubernatorial race between former Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe and Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, Cucinnelli has now jumped to a 10 point lead among likely voters. 5 May 2013
Report: More Than Half of Ground Turkey Contains Fecal Bacteria For those who are trying to avoid red meat and stick to poultry, there’s a new problem. According to a lab analysis by Consumer Reports, more than half of the raw ground turkey packages and patties tested positive for fecal bacteria. 5 May 2013
California Delivers Free Condoms to 12-Year-Olds The California Condom Access Project, run by the California Health Council, which is making condoms available for kids as young as 12 in an online, taxpayer-funded condom delivery service, has expanded their service to include San Diego and Fresno counties. 4 May 2013
Egyptian Muslims Prohibited from Wishing Happy Easter An Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood fatwa prohibiting Muslims from wishing Christians a "Happy Easter" has revealed the insidious underbelly of the Muslim Brotherhood’s plan for assimilating Egyptians into accepting sharia. 4 May 2013
Sequester: Head Start Officials Cancel School Days, Attend Expensive Conference The Head Start program, a favorite of President Barack Obama, had an interesting solution for the problems caused by sequestration: low-income children in the program were sent home ten days early. At the same time, 2,800 Head Start leaders spent a total of $752,059 attending a three-day conference in National Harbor, MD. 3 May 2013
Tsarnaev Friends Accused of Destroying Evidence 'Idolized' Dzokhar A young woman who briefly dated Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has claimed two of the three young men who have recently been arrested “idolized” Tsarnaev. 3 May 2013
Pentagon: North Korea Still Developing ICBM to Reach U.S. An unclassified report released by the Pentagon reveals that North Korea is still working on an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that can hit the United States. 3 May 2013
Obama 'Comfortable' with FDA Morning After Pill Decision President Obama said on Thursday in Mexico that he’s “comfortable” with the decision by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allowing girls as young as 15 to buy the “morning-after” pill. 3 May 2013
May Day Rallies in LA, San Bernardino Call for Immigration Reform Roughly 1,000 demonstrators gathered in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday to celebrate May Day by demanding the federal government recognize the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States and allow them to apply for citizenship. In San Bernardino, a similar gathering attracted a few hundred more participants. 2 May 2013
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