Less than a month after President Obama signed the health-care reform into law, Justice Stephen Breyer predicted that the legislation would one day make it to the high court. Now that four federal judges have ruled on the matter, it appears that Breyer was right, and he may be weighing in, along…
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Are conservatives endangering the high court?
Having paper ballots is one thing. Seeing them actually be counted, unfortunately, continues to be quite another matter. read more
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New York, Alaska Election Contests Demonstrate, Again, Why Paper Ballots Need to Actually Be Counted
What matters isn’t sexual orientation — it’s job performance.
If embracing a Jon Stewart rally is the best moderates can do, we’re in trouble.
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Jon Stewart’s march is no laughing matter
A deal for CommScope, which could be worth more than $2.4 billion, could be announced within days, people briefed on the matter told DealBook.
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DealBook: Carlyle Nears Deal for CommScope
The woman who stopped a plot by conservative activist James O’Keefe to embarrass a CNN reporter said O’Keefe’s latest statement on the matter is “clearly not true.”
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Woman who stopped CNN ‘punk’ speaks
A court says federal funding for US stem cell research can continue until a final legal decision on the matter.
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Reprieve for US stem cell funding
The long-rumored geolocation “check-in” feature at Facebook is slated to debut within weeks, multiple sources familiar with the matter told CNET.
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Facebook to add location ‘check-ins’?
We imagine they didn’t use the opportunity for self-reflection: An upcoming article by Vanity Fair National Editor Todd Purdum has Obama administration officials answering the question, “What’s the matter with Washington?”-or, as Rahm Emanuel…
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Rahm: D.C. Is ‘F—nutsville’
New York, Alaska Election Contests Demonstrate, Again, Why Paper Ballots Need to Actually Be Counted
Thursday, December 23rd, 2010
