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- Here's an interesting -- and beautiful -- way to look at immigration patterns. Using data from the Department of Homeland Security, a grad student ...
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- Barack Obama managed to find someone acceptable both to teachers unions and the education "reform" crowd with his selection of Arne Duncan, the ...
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- The Answer is No. What's Your Question?
- Washington state is looking at about a $5 billion budget shortfall over the next couple years, given current projections. That doesn't necessarily mean legislators in ...
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- Tobacco Turns Into Porn
- The British government plans to force merchants to keep cigarettes and other tobacco products under the counter and ban their public display. If this policy ...
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- Speaking of Speakers
- Governing recognized Colorado House Speaker Andrew Romanoff as a Public Official of the Year last month for his "unflagging commitment to bipartisan comity," ...
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- City Council Weighs in on Torture
- John Yoo provided the legal justification and framework for the Bush administration's torture policies as head of the Office of Legal Counsel, but he ...
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- Can Gay Marriage Save the Economy?
- Moral issues aside (which of course is a pretty tall order), people seem to agree on one thing about legalizing gay marriages: it's good for the economy.
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- "Stealing" the Empire State Building Easier Than You'd Think
- In an effort to expose problems in the New York City register's office -- namely the fact that city clerks aren't required to ...
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- Texas to Dentists: Stop Horsing Around
- You may not give much thought to traveling horse dentists, but in Texas, they're causing quit a stir: Here's the deal: These equine ...
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