Law Enforcement Seized This Oklahoma Man's Truck Without Charging Him With a Crime
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Feb. 29, 2016 |
| Good morning from Washington, where conservatives are wary of a bailout for Puerto Rico and closer to scrapping the Boehner-Obama budget deal. A Supreme Court case could determine whether states may regulate abortion clinics to protect women. Elizabeth Slattery analyzes. Across America: What happened after a sheriff seized this guy's truck? Watch Melissa Quinn's arresting video. Who's hurt by a $14.50 minimum wage? James Sherk knows. Why did college students try to shout down a conservative voice? Natalie Johnson reports. |
NewsLaw Enforcement Seized This Oklahoma Man's Truck Without Charging Him With a CrimeWhen Stephen Mills learned that the Grady County Sheriff's Department seized his truck back in 2010, he figured it would be a matter of days before police returned the vehicle to him and his wife. He was wrong. |
CommentaryHow Oregon's $14.50 Minimum Wage Will Hurt Those It's Supposed to HelpGood intentions can produce terrible results. |
NewsIs Obama Administration Plan for Puerto Rico a 'Bailout'? Congress Debates Action on Debt Crisis"Are there other ways we can fix … Puerto Rico without changing the rule of law and administering bailouts?" asked Rep. Mark Sanford, R-S.C. |
NewsHouse Republicans Vow to Scuttle Boehner-Obama Spending LevelsHouse Speaker Paul Ryan wants to keep in place spending levels negotiated last year between then-Speaker John Boehner and President Obama. But conservatives want to renounce that agreement. |
CommentaryFirst Major Abortion Case in Nearly a Decade Will Go Before Supreme CourtIn the case Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt, the Supreme Court will consider Texas's H.B. 2 law, a commonsense reform intended to increase women's health and safety. |
NewsCampus Protesters Try to Silence Conservative Speaker, Demand College President's ResignationStudent protesters swarmed California State University, Los Angeles to barricade the entrances of a theater where conservative commentator Ben Shapiro was set to deliver a speech about censorship and diversity on college campuses. |
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