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Toyota Recalls Over 6 Million Vehicles

Toyota Recalls Over 6 Million Vehicles

In the continuing fallout following General Motors’ admission that for years it failed to recall of 2.6 million vehicles with known life threatening risks, Toyota Motor Corp on April 9th announced it would recall 6.39 million faulty vehicles in the company’s

Man Arrested for Bomb Plot Was in US on Expired Visa

Man Arrested for Bomb Plot Was in US on Expired Visa

A Moroccan national was arrested on Monday for planning to bomb a U.S. university and federal building. On the basis of multiple conversations recorded by the FBI, it was learned that the man had sought to avoid deportation by means

Sweden Testing Six Hour Work Day With Full Pay

Sweden Testing Six Hour Work Day With Full Pay

Gothenburg, Sweden is cutting work hours for municipal employees to six hours a day, while continuing to pay them full salary. According to The Independent, the reduction in hours is part of an experiment where one department will be cut

California Assembly Demands Unionized Janitors

California Assembly Demands Unionized Janitors

Just two days after April Fool’s Day, the California State Assembly passed House Resolution 29, denouncing outsourcing of government services to private contractors, and pledging oppose all future “outsourcing of public services and assets.”   Despite staunch opposition from the League

Russia to Ukraine: Stop Blaming Us and Become a Federation

Russia to Ukraine: Stop Blaming Us and Become a Federation

Ukraine faced more protests in the east over the weekend and on Monday morning, Donetsk claimed independence from Ukraine. Interim President Oleksandr Turchynov and Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk pointed the finger at Russia, but Moscow told Ukraine to stop blaming

Californians Pay $0.72 More for Gasoline than Texans

Californians Pay $0.72 More for Gasoline than Texans

Despite having America’s highest proven reserves at over 15 billion barrels of oil, Californians now pay $.72 per gallon more per gallon of gasoline than Texans.  Consequently, each driver in California pays a penalty of $326 per year more  for