By Kristina Bui February 9, 2011 Arizona Daily Wildcat You know that photo of you, bleary-eyed and smiley, red plastic cup in hand? You know the one. You look like a hot, drunk mess, your friend keeps tagging you in it, it’s on Facebook for the whole Internet to...
By Nancy Phillips and Craig R. McCoy Inquirer Staff Writers In a move that will spare thousands of crime victims from having to testify at initial court hearings, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ordered judges to accept the testimony of police officers, rather than...
Human Rights Watch US citizens enjoy a broad range of civil liberties and have recourse to a strong system of independent federal and state courts, but continuing failures-notably in the criminal justice and immigration systems and in counterterrorism law and...
Amy Crawford | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Monday, January 17, 2011 Like many of her peers, Hempfield Area senior Ali Weatherton uses the social networking website Facebook nearly every day. “The first thing I do when I come home is check Facebook,” said...
By J. Scott Applewhite, AP WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from opponents of same-sex marriage who are seeking to put a proposal on the ballot to overturn the District of Columbia’s gay marriage law. The court did not comment...
By Jeff Martin, USA TODAY School districts nationwide have their eyes on a federal court case in Pennsylvania, which will address whether students should be allowed to wear breast-cancer awareness bracelets that have become a controversy in multiple states. The...
