Michigan governor pitches expanding state sales tax to services while cutting business taxes

Gov pitches expanding sales tax, cutting biz taxes

Official: Problems at Air Force nuclear weapons site in New Mexico were administrative

Official: Nuclear problems were administrative

Former Lakers and West Virginia coach Fred Schaus, who mentored Jerry West, dies at 84

Former Lakers, WVU coach Fred Schaus dies at 84

After rocky start, VA more smoothly processing new GI Bill claims for Iraq, Afghanistan vets

VA more smoothly processing new GI Bill

WASHINGTON — The Veterans Affairs Department is more efficiently cutting checks for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans to attend college this semester, following a rocky rollout last fall that left veterans so cash-strapped there was concern some wouldn’t re-enroll.

Medicos say no to science post-graduates as teachers

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM - A meeting of representatives of medical professionals in Kerala Thursday opposed the state government’s move to appoint science post-graduates as teachers in the state-run medical colleges.

Scientist who criticized Army Corps over Katrina claims La. university tried to silence him

Army Corps critic claims LSU tried to silence him

Long Island And Bellmore Merrick School District Closing Updates On News 12

Bihar to have law to monitor coaching institutes

PATNA - After violent protests by students here against fleecing by coaching institutes, the state government has decided to make a new law to monitor and regulate the functioning of private coaching institutes.

Tension fills liberal Oregon campus as extremist group intensifies its anti-Jewish message

Tension fills Oregon campus over extremists