A congressional committee investigating the terror attacks on a U.S. mission in Libya was expected as early as Wednesday to subpoena the emails of Hillary Rodham Clinton, who used a private account exclusively for official business when she was secretary of state — and used a computer email server now traced back to her family's New York home.
Storm could be winter's last big one but some want more
A storm stretching from northern Texas to southern New England is set to bring what could be winter's last significant snowfall for the East Coast.
McDonald's chicken gets new standard: No human antibiotics
McDonald's says it plans to require chicken suppliers to stop using antibiotics important to human medicine within two years.
House passes Amtrak bill that could boost Northeast service
In a rare burst of bipartisanship, the House moved Wednesday to boost Amtrak's popular service between Boston and Washington while giving states a greater say in the local routes they help subsidize.
Rubio-Lee tax plan rewards investors, parents, businesses
With an eye toward a possible run for the White House, Republican Sen. Marco Rubio signed onto an extensive plan Wednesday to cut taxes for investors, parents and businesses in an effort to spur economic growth and create jobs.
Florida drops appeals in welfare drug testing case
Curt Anderson, Associated Press |
posted 50 minutes ago
Florida Gov. Rick Scott has dropped further appeals aimed at reviving a law that would require welfare benefits applicants to submit to mandatory drug testing.
Fewer school budget rejections show officials are listening
Wilson Ring, Associated Press |
posted 50 minutes ago
Voters across Vermont weren't as hard on local school budgets this year as they were in 2014, an indication that local school officials were listening to voters who were unhappy with increasing costs last year, two officials said Wednesday.
How much sugar is in that? 7 foods with added sugar
Health officials say people should eat less sugar. But that's easier said than done.
UK fraud office probes central bank auctions
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 4th - 2:51pm
Britain's Serious Fraud Office says it is investigating Bank of England auctions in 2007 and 2008 that were designed to inject cash into the banking system during the financial crisis.
Court: Man burned by fajitas while praying can't sue eatery
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 4th - 2:41pm
A New Jersey appellate court says a man cannot seek damages for burns he suffered while bowing his head in prayer over a sizzling steak fajita skillet at a restaurant.
GOP lawmaker wants to ban abortions by telemedicine
Lisa Baumann, Associated Press |
posted Mar 4th - 2:41pm
A Republican lawmaker in Montana wants to require that doctors be present when women take abortion-inducing medication.
Obama signs Homeland Security funding bill into law
President Barack Obama has signed a law funding the Homeland Security Department through the end of the budget year.
Search under way in Greene County after emu escapes home
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 4th - 2:31pm
Greene County sheriff's deputies are on the lookout for an emu that's escaped from its home after it was spooked by noise.
GOP legislative leaders, Ducey reach deal on budget proposal
Bob Christie, Associated Press |
posted Mar 4th - 2:31pm
Republican leaders in the Legislature and Gov. Doug Ducey have hammered out an agreement on a budget plan that cuts more money from universities but gives more to K-12 schools than the governor initially proposed.
5-year-old firefighter lobbies for right-to-try bill
Lauryn Schroeder, Associated Press |
posted Mar 4th - 2:31pm
A 5-year-old honorary firefighter who is battling a terminal form of muscular dystrophy pleaded with Indiana legislators Wednesday to expand patient access to experimental drugs, including one his family hopes could give him decades longer to live.
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