Boston.com Hundreds rally against Alabama immigration lawBoston.comFebruary 14, 2012|Andy Brownfield, AP Hundreds packed the Alabama Statehouse courtyard on Tuesday to rally against the state's tough immigration law, with organizers saying…
ABC News Ohio court justice, still ruling on capital cases, rejects death penalty law …Washington PostCOLUMBUS, Ohio — As a young state senator 30 years ago, Paul Pfeifer helped write…
Hundreds rally against Alabama immigration lawBoston.comHundreds packed the Alabama Statehouse courtyard on Tuesday to rally against the state's tough immigration law, with organizers saying they chose to send a message…
ABC News (blog) Do ex-daughter-in-law's allegations change Jerry Sandusky case?Christian Science MonitorBut a former daughter-in-law said Monday that Sandusky molested one of her children. By Mark Guarino, Staff writer /…
BBC News Washington gov signs gay marriage bill into lawCBS NewsChris Gregoire signed into law a measure that makes Washington state the seventh to legalize same-sex marriage, but opponents almost…
Fox News Washington governor signs gay marriage lawReutersBy Nicole Neroulias | OLYMPIA, Wash (Reuters) – Washington state became the seventh in the nation to put a law on its books…
Globe and Mail Washington governor signs law legalizing gay marriageFox NewsChris Gregoire handed gay rights advocates a major victory, singing into law a measure that legalizes same-sex marriage in Washington…
Governors Journal Washington governor to sign law allowing gay marriageReutersThe Washington state law, once signed, would amount to another key victory for proponents of gay marriage after a federal appeals…
The Hindu Will Law minister apologise?Times Now.tvSources have said that the government is likely to tell Union Law Minister Salman Khurshid to avoid confrontation with the EC in the future.…
With education law waived, 'focus is no longer on the test'Atlanta Journal ConstitutionBy Jaime Sarrio Georgia and nine other states last week were released from requirements of No Child Left…