Sure, You Can Get a Business License — If Your Competitors Approve
Missouri law dictates that whenever a person applies for a license to run a moving business, the state’s Department of Transportation must notify all the existing moving companies and give them the chance to object.
Australian Government To Force Internet Users To Install State-Approved Software
AUSTRALIANS would be forced to install anti-virus and firewall software on their computers before being allowed to connect to the internet under a new plan to fight cyber crime.
New York using “indirect audit methods” to estimate sales tax for businesses
Local small business owners are saying newly accepted auditing practices have them over a barrel. They say the audits, instead of identifying legitimate tax evaders, are being misused to hang imaginary debts on business owners and force them to pay up.
In North Carolina you can let your gun show
In North Carolina, a grass-roots segment of gun rights advocates increasingly calls for firearms to be displayed as openly as a ballpoint pen in a shirt pocket.
Missouri Law Curbing Strippers Sparks Job Fight
Last month, the Republican-controlled legislature passed one of the nation’s toughest state laws aimed at strip clubs and other adult-entertainment venues.
Illinois requires candidates for new political parties to file more signatures than established parties to get on ballot
For example, the petition filing headed by Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Lex Green is required to contain 25,000 registered voter signatures, while Democrats and Republicans are required to file only 5,000.
62% Say Politicians Want Government to Have More Power and Money
When it comes to money and power, politicians want the government to have more of it, while voters want the government to have less. At least that’s what most Americans think.
Japan’s PM Faces Test Over U.S. Base On Okinawa
In Japan, the problem that led to the dissolution of former Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama’s government now is vexing the new government.
Which BOMBINGS Are Really HATE CRIMES? – Penn Point
June 20, 2010 — A firebombed Jacksonville mosque causes Penn to explain why individual beliefs should stay out of bombings and attacks.
Which BOMBINGS Are Really HATE CRIMES? – Penn Point
June 20, 2010 — A firebombed Jacksonville mosque causes Penn to explain why individual beliefs should stay out of bombings and attacks.