The Supreme Court has unanimously held that GPS tracking of an individual by the state constitutes a "search" in terms of the Fourth Amendment. However, the Court declined to answer.
I feel bad for the Baltimore Ravens defense. Year after year, Ray Lewis, Terrell Suggs, Ed Reed, Haloti Ngata, etc. put in amazing performances, but they are consistently sabotaged by.
Looking at the posts readers had recently clicked on, I stumbled upon this. The Schiavo case is one of the more striking examples of all manner of wingnuts fomenting hysteria.
Oh dear. The Buccaneers and Oregon coach Chip Kelly are involved in active contract discussions and Tampa Bay has identified Kelly as the main target for its coaching vacancy, according.
I’ve been reading William Ian Miller’s latest book, Losing It, which is about getting old: Occasionally I flatter myself that I am earning my keep, contributing more than I am.
I assume Paul will have more. ESPN has a front page article arguing that his "legacy outweighs the scandal." I believe this is the more plausible account: I know that.
I decided to tune out the GOP primary coverage and return to Hockey Night In Canada once it became clear that Ron Paul's speech would consist of reciting the entire.
Not much has been written about The Ibogaine Effect as a serious factor in the South Carolina primary, but toward the end of the race—about three hours before the vote—word.
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