Nov 4th, 2009 - Wall Street Journal
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Conservatives, energized by their role in shaping Tuesday's New York congressional election, have set Florida in their sights as the big battleground for 2010.
That state's Republican Senate primary in August is emerging as a focal point in the wider debate over the future course of the Republican Party.
Gov. Charlie Crist, who is supported by party leaders in Washington, backed President Barack Obama's stimulus package and has expressed openness to cap-and-trade legislation to curb global warming. Now those positions are under attack from Republican former state legislator Marco Rubio, who is winning support from conservatives as he prepares to face Mr. Crist in next August's primary.
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Verizon to raise early termination fees for 'advanced devices'
Nov 4th, 2009 - CNET
Aside from the cost of the device and the expensive monthly plan, you might have to face an additional charge just for the privilege of getting a smartphone.
According to a document found by the Boy Genius Report...Longhorns face an easy road to Pasadena
Nov 4th, 2009 - FOX Sports
Colt McCoy has made the right career choice. He's not imaginative enough to be a sportswriter, it seems. "I think it's hard for y'all not to think about it," he said. "For us, we understand that there is a lot of football left to play...
After scandal over outrageous claims, British lawmakers face tighter new expense regime
Nov 4th, 2009 - StarTribune
LONDON - British lawmakers will be banned from using taxpayers' money to make mortgage payments on second homes or hiring family members as staff under new rules published Wednesday in the wake of a scandal over legislators' allowances.
British Lawmakers Face Tighter New Expense Regime
Nov 4th, 2009 - CBS News
LONDON (AP) - British lawmakers will be banned from using taxpayers' money to make mortgage payments on second homes or hiring family members as staff under new rules published Wednesday in the wake of a scandal over legislators' allowances.
Back from Morocco, Rothstein faces feds
Nov 4th, 2009 - MiamiHerald
A flashy Fort Lauderdale lawyer who investors say fleeced them for hundreds of millions of dollars and whose partners say wiped out his law firm's finances flew back from Morocco on Tuesday to face federal prosecutors considering criminal charges...
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