40% Say Marijuana Should Be Legalized
Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey, Americans are closely divided on the question of whether marijuana should be legalized: 40% say it should be, while 46% disagree. Fourteen percent (14%) are not sure which course is better.
26% say government should ban cigarettes
Just over one-out-of-four Americans (26%) continue to believe cigarette smoking should be against the law in this country, a finding that’s changed little from previous surveys.
26% say government should ban cigarettes
Just over one-out-of-four Americans (26%) continue to believe cigarette smoking should be against the law in this country, a finding that’s changed little from previous surveys.
Mexico drug wars: Gunmen kill nine in clinic
Nine people were killed and another nine wounded when gunmen opened fire on drug rehabilitation centre in northern Mexico this weekend.
Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Shoplifting
A man in Mississippi is heading up the river for the rest of his life after he was caught heisting some stuff from a Kohl’s store and then led police on a car chase.
No booze, no nudity at Missouri strip clubs
Missouri’s strip clubs will have more clothing, reduced hours and no alcohol after Aug. 28 under a bill signed Friday by Gov. Jay Nixon.
CBO estimated the mortgage buyers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could end up costing taxpayers $389 billion
Nearly two years after the financial meltdown, Congress is on the verge of overhauling the nation’s financial regulatory laws. With an election just around the corner, did anyone really think lawmakers would let reform linger throughout the summer?
Unhappy With A Government Agency? Change The Name!
The Minerals Management Service is dead. Long live the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement!
A key element of the program calls for farmers and other facilities to have an oil spill prevention plan, called an SPCC plan. The plans are required for farms that have an aggregate storage capacity of oil products of 1,320 gallons, or more, for every storage container larger than 55 gallons.