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The Best Interest of the Dog

The Best Interest of the Dog

The supposed standard for child custody in family courts is the “best interest of the child.” The Vermont supreme court has now extended that to the best interest of the dog. Daniel and Laura were divorcing, and the issue before

Does Drought Pricing for Water Violate California Law?

Does Drought Pricing for Water Violate California Law?

The California Legislature knows that the State Water Board’s unprecedented July 15 decision allowing local law enforcement and water agencies to impose a maximum $500-a-day fines on water wasters is difficult to enforce and is creating a rising backlash against

Rush Limbaugh: 'I Can See' Holder Being Nominated to SCOTUS

Rush Limbaugh: 'I Can See' Holder Being Nominated to SCOTUS

Conservative talker Rush Limbaugh said he “can see” Attorney General Eric Holder, who recently announced his resignation from the Department of Justice, being nominated to the Supreme Court on Thursday. “There’s also another possibility regarding Eric Holder … It may

No NRA Endorsement for Mark Begich in Alaska

No NRA Endorsement for Mark Begich in Alaska

The National Rifle Association (NRA) will not endorse Sen. Mark Begich (D-AK) in his re-election campaign, even though the red state Democrat has voted against his party on gun issues. The NRA announced that they would not endorse the Democrat,

Dershowitz: I've Seen People Argue Before SCOTUS High

Dershowitz: I've Seen People Argue Before SCOTUS High

Lawyer and self-described “pot virgin,” who had “never tasted a drug in [his] life,” Alan Dershowitz, said he saw a lawyer successfully argue a case in front of the Supreme Court while high on Saturday’s “Red Eye” on the Fox

'Cinco de Mayo' Flag Case Could Head to Supreme Court

'Cinco de Mayo' Flag Case Could Head to Supreme Court

Leaving its February unanimous decision untouched, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused this week to rehear a case challenging a Northern California high school’s decision to force students to wear T-shirts inside out if they were emblazoned with

Poll: Americans Know Little About Their Government

Poll: Americans Know Little About Their Government

A new survey released on Constitution Day revealed that Americans don’t know much about politics or government. The poll found that nearly two thirds of respondents could not name all three branches of the federal government, with 35 percent not

GOP May Lose Kansas For Backing Roberts

It should be noted that the poll is from Democrat-aligned Public Policy Polling but if the numbers prove out, the establishment GOP that threw everything it had at propping up an aging Pat Roberts in Kansas during a bruising primary

U.S. Man in North Korea Given 6 Years of Hard Labor

U.S. Man in North Korea Given 6 Years of Hard Labor

PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) — North Korea’s Supreme Court on Sunday convicted a 24-year-old American man of entering the country illegally to commit espionage and sentenced him to six years of hard labor. At a trial that lasted about 90