A federal judge has rejected a second defense request for a new trial or an order of acquittal for a Kansas doctor and his wife convicted of running a so-called pill mill.
During the First Family's visit to Panama City Beach to meet with local business owners and officials and to encourage Americans to enjoy the Gulf Coast beaches, the President and Sasha go for a swim at Alligator Point:
Daring to go where most pundits fear to tread, Bruce Bartlett has actually read the 2010 annual report of Medicare's trustees.
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Before signing the Manufacturing Enhancement Act, the President took a step back to talk about his vision and commitment to American manufacturing. That com...
The woman who was providing foster care to a 22-month-old boy when he died on a farm near Aberdeen will face criminal charges Photograph by: Supplied photo, courtesy Chris Martell The woman who was providing foster care to a 22-month-old boy when he died on a farm near Aberdeen will face criminal charges, RCMP said Thursday.
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Most of us have had a chance
to use self-checkout systems at stores like Home Depot, Shaw's, and
CVS by now. At some places, they're popular enough that there's no
difference between the length of the cashier's queue and the
self-checkout queue.
But what if you could scan items in the store as you put them into your shopping cart, using your iPhone, and pay with a credit card — without waiting in line? That's the idea behind the new app from Boston-based AisleBuyer, which showed up on th...
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Admittedly wary of losing touch, President Barack Obama returned to the comfort of backyard politics on Wednesday, assuring a polite gathering of middle-class neighbors that the economy is coming around "slowly but surely." At the brick-and-shingle house of the Weithman family, Obama's questioners showed no interest in the divisive midterm ...
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The state is set to switch to a new Medicaid computer billing system Sept. 1 -- a move designed to replace a system that never complied with federal rules.
AFP - Golf, family outings and quiet: President
Barack Obama is taking a 10-day vacation in Martha's Vineyard, an
island hideaway favored by the rich and ...
On August 10, President Obama signed HR 1586 into law, which provides additional funding for education jobs and extends a temporary increase in the federal Medicaid matching rate through June 30, 2011.
Now that Boston seems to be
undergoing a welcome explosion of
food trucks, I wonder whether retail trucks might be
next...
Retail trucks? Basically, boutiques on wheels.
Part of the first wave is the bGreen Mobile Showroom, the first real-world manifestation of an e-commerce ...
Kudos to the Washington Post editorial board and to Post columnist Ezra Klein for forthrightly opposing a Republican effort to rub out a central cost-cutting provision of the Affordable Care Act.
Attorney Margaret-Ann Moran, from the firm Upton and Hatfield, found that releasing information about these graduates did not violate the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, or FERPA, which prohibits schools from disclosing student educational records or other personal information without parental consent.
From the beginning, the Obama administration’s highest priority has been to rescue and rebuild the economy. Few areas were hit as hard as manufacturing – not just in this downturn, but going back years. Investing in 21st century manufacturing has been a cornerstone of the President’s plan to rebuild the economy stronger than before. And in the past seven months, we’ve seen the strongest manufacturing job growth in more than a decade -- adding 183,000 jobs so far this year.
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This is the third in a series of Truth Test articles, checking the validity of statements made in political ads.
A new law in New York will soon require hospitals to inform women who undergo mastectomies about reconstructive surgery and where to get it.
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Federal health regulators are pushing to withdraw a blood pressure drug that has been on the market for 14 years in spite of the manufacturer's failure to submit evidence that it actually helps patients.
A livestock industry giant with a long history of immigration and environmental problems is now connected to a nationwide recall of eggs that the government blames for an outbreak of salmonella poisoning.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm plans to lay out a revised spending plan for lawmakers Wednesday and said she hopes they work quickly to get the budget in place.
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- The state attorney general's office says a Columbus nurse has been charged with the felony abuse of a vulnerable person for allegedly burning someone in her care with an iron The Commercial Dispatch reports that 53-year-old Sherrill Culpepper was arraigned Friday in Lowndes County Circuit Court.
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Gov. Jennifer Granholm plans to lay out a revised spending plan for lawmakers Wednesday.
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Last night, President Obama continued the White House tradition of hosting an Iftar - the meal that breaks the day of fasting - celebrating Ramadan in the State Dining Room. During his remarks at the...
Mailbag Day! This West Wing Week the administration responds to the letters and emails sent in by you. Find out whether the President gets stamps in his passport, learn about pre-existing conditions and the Affordable Care Act from Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius, and see who gets to keep the President's bill signing pens.
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AP - In the first full day of a Martha's Vineyard
vacation, President Barack Obama set aside some of the cares of
office Friday to work on hi...
By Sheree Bega and Kashiefa Ajam "Bad Brad" Wood has given statements to the police about his role in last week's shootout at the Grootvlei mine in Springs that left four illegal miners dead.
Yesterday, the New York Times reported on a Joint Committee on Taxation study of “President Obama’s proposal to let the Bush tax cuts expire for the wealthy but to extend them for everyone else.”
The study found that “taxpayers with income of more than $1 million for 2011 would still receive on average a tax cut of about $6,300” from those in effect during the Clinton Administration, while those “with taxable income of $500,000 to $1 million would still get on average a tax cut of $6,700.”
You would think that rolling the Bush ta...
AFP - President Barack Obama held a kitchen table
summit Wednesday to try to restore Middle America's sinking faith
in his administration's ability to revive the lackluster US
economy.
AP - President Barack Obama earned his lowest marks
ever on his handling of the economy in a new Associated Press-GfK
poll, which also found that an overwhelming majority ...
Cameron reviewing ambulance options Lakeview Medical Center is asking the Village of Cameron to approve a change in its 5-year contract with the hospital for ambulance service.
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Aggressive
mergers have boosted Oracle's (ORCL)
shareholder returns over the years. Now it looks like IBM (IBM)
want...
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If
Verizon (VZ)
does eventually offer Apple's (
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In a blog post on this site yesterday, we noted that if Congressman Boehner really wants to end the stimulus, then he really wants thousands of Ohioans to lose their jobs.
In response, the Congressman was quoted as saying that our administration owed his constituents “…an explanation of how raising taxes on small businesses will do anything but further hinder job creation in Ohio and across the country.”
Again, Congressman Boehner is confused. So we thought we’d take him up on the invitation to explain to the people of Ohio who has been fighting ...
Attorney Margaret-Ann Moran, from the firm Upton and Hatfield, found that releasing information about these graduates did not violate the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, or FERPA, which prohibits schools from disclosing student educational records or other personal information without parental consent.
AP - Despite criticism from Republicans and others,
President Barack Obama said Wednesday he has "no regrets" over the
comments he made about the right of Muslims to build an Islamic
c...
Police have appealed for victims of domestic violence to come forward and "break the cycle of abuse" after a man who strangled his wife to death was convicted of manslaughter.
AP - Admittedly wary of losing touch, President
Barack Obama returned to the comfort of backyard politics on
Wednesday, assuring a polite gathering of middle-class neighbors
that the economy is co...
AP - President Barack Obama and his family are
delivering so far on the low-key summer vacation promised by White
House aides.
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Democrats on a House health care panel remain convinced, after hearing from Bemidji health care providers Friday, that Minnesota must join early federal Medicaid enrollment.
A federal judge Friday dismissed all charges against two former Westar Energy executives who were accused of looting the Kansas utility, granting a request by prosecutors that came just hours after the state's new U.S. attorney was sworn in.
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Mark Hurd, the former chief executive of
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), could receive as much as
$40 million in severance benefits.
A loophole i...
Medicaid will get a piece of the $26 billion bill. Idaho's Department of Health and Welfare spokesperson, Tom Shanahan, says they may actually end up needing even more.
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BP Lowers the Price of Gasoline for Some
Peter Anthony Ferrulli, who owns and operates Spectrum Therapeutic Services Inc.
A federal agency says the Tampa Bay area has supplanted South Florida as the epicenter of the state's "pill mill" problem.
South Carolina's attorney general could spend as much as $700,000 on three lawsuits against the federal government that some say are politically motivated, The Greenville News reported Sunday.