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News'Sexism in football still shocking'Gabby Logan says a lot of women asked to appear in Wednesday's 'Sexism in football?' documentary were too worried to take part
Maddow and the NPR-MSNBC allianceConservatives: You're being forced to underwrite with your tax dollars what you're about to read. And you're not going to like it.
Fire capt: Up to 30 demonstrators pepper-sprayedSANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) -- Campus police pepper-sprayed as many as 30 demonstrators after Santa Monica College students angry over a plan to offer high-priced courses tried to push their way into a trustees meeting Tuesday evening, authorities said....
Romney's royal 'we' and 'personal responsibility'"You may call this an individual mandate," Romney said at The Heritage Foundation. "I don't. I call it the personal responsibility principle."
Carrier bag reduction up to 90%Supermarkets say the charge on single use carrier bags in Wales has seen up to a 90% reduction in their use.
Sanchez predicts female managerFormer Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez says there will be a female manager in the Premier League in the next decade.
CA attack suspect upset about expulsion, teasingOAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- One Goh's life was on the skids even before he became the suspect in the nation's biggest mass school shooting since Virginia Tech....
VIDEO: Russians fight to engage in politicsRussia's anti-government street protests may have petered out since President Putin's re-election, but Muscovites' renewed interest in politics has far from waned.
Baby deaths 'inaction' criticisedSome of the pseudomonas outbreak deaths may possibly have been prevented if the Belfast Health Trust acted sooner, says the professor leading a review.
Female 'talent drain' identifiedThe majority of women in Scotland with science qualifications do not use their skills in work, according to a new report.
The Democrats' election forgery racketBehind the scenes, Democrats have been busy faking petition signatures and forging ballots. It's no laughing matter.
'Most back single Scots question'The UK government says its independence referendum consultation shows "overwhelming" support for a single question, but the first minister says it has been "discredited".
VIDEO: Woman lands plane as husband diesAn 80-year-old US woman with little flying experience has staged an emergency landing in Wisconsin after her pilot husband collapsed and died.
Court to rule on Troubles tapesAn appeals court in the US is expected to rule on Wednesday whether interviews given by former IRA members can be handed over to the PSNI.
VIDEO: Romney scores primary hat-trickMitt Romney has taken a stride closer to the Republican presidential nomination by winning primaries in Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington DC.
Russian-made sub joins India navyIndia formally commissions a Russian-built nuclear-powered submarine into its navy, joining an elite group of nations with such a weapon.
Romney pads delegate lead with 3-contest sweepWASHINGTON (AP) -- Mitt Romney added to his big lead in the race for convention delegates Tuesday by sweeping Republican presidential primaries in Maryland, Wisconsin and the District of Columbia....
Man stabbed during Jessie J eventA man is in a serious condition after being stabbed in the neck with what police believe was a broken bottle at an event attended by singer Jessie J.
China eyes freer financial sectorChina, the world's second-largest economy, is looking to increase investment and competition in its financial and banking sectors.
RollingStone: "Mike Bloomberg's New York: Cops in Your Hallways:RollingStone: Mike Bloomberg's New York: Cops in Your Hallways by Matt Taibbi: An amazing lawsuit was filed in New York last week. It seems Mike Bloomberg’s notorious "stop-and-frisk" policy – known colloquially in these parts by silently-cheering white voters as the "Let’s have cops feel up any nonwhite person caught walking in the wrong neighborhood” policy – isn’t even the most repressive search policy in the NYPD arsenal. Bloomberg, that great crossover Republican, has long been celebrated by the Upper West Side bourgeoisie for his enlightened views on gay rights and the environment, but also targeted for criticism by civil rights activists because of stop-and-frisk, a program that led to a record 684,330 street searches just last year. Now he’s under fire for a program he inherited, which goes by the darkly Bushian name of the "Clean Halls program." In effect since 1991, it allows police to execute so-called "vertical patrols" by going up into private buildings and conducting stop-and-frisk searches in hallways – with the landlord’s permission. . . . If you live in a Clean Halls building, you can’t even go out to take out the trash without carrying an ID – and even that might not be enough. If you go out for any reason, there may be police in the hallways, demanding that you explain yourself, and insisting, in brazenly illegal and unconstitutional fashion, on searches of your person. |
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