Supreme Court Overturns Revocation of Le Souk’s Liquor License
There wasn't enough evidence to determine that the boîte had become overcrowded.
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There wasn't enough evidence to determine that the boîte had become overcrowded.
Robert Gibbs tells annoying interest groups to chill out.
Probably not, but why not speculate?
Obama's statements reveal exactly the type of Supreme Court justice he's looking for.
David Souter has told the White House he plans to retire in the near future.
It was caught early and she should be back in action in seven to ten days, doctors say.
But wet blanket Barack Obama didn't seem to find it funny.
They declined to hear a moderately hyped case over his citizenship today.
Well, not exactly. But they're discussing whether to hear a case on Obama's eligibility as a natural-born citizen.
Turns out the Alaska governor couldn’t name a Supreme Court ruling she ‘disagreed’ with, not, as previously rumored, any ruling at all.
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John McCain supported the Supreme Court decision, and Barack Obama … kind of supported it.
The parallels were there all along, even before we heard Scalia basically admit to the synchronicity between his life and "greasy git" Snape's.
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