Show Notes Sunday
07/28/13
Proposed new state in
northern Colorado gains traction
A proposal backed by
several Colorado counties to form a new state called North Colorado
is getting public support. More than four dozen people showed up
Thursday at the first public meeting to discuss a proposal to form a
51st state.
Student sues college
after suspending her for requesting lessons in English
Fifty-year-old student
Terri Bennett is suing Pima Community College (PCC) in Pima County,
Arizona for allegedly labeling her a "bigot" and suspending
her from school for asking if her nursing studies curriculum could be
taught in English to make it easier to learn.
Feds tell web firms to
turn over user account passwords
A Microsoft
spokesperson would not say whether the company has received such
requests from the government. But when asked whether Microsoft would
divulge passwords, salts, or algorithms, the spokesperson replied:
"No, we don't, and we can't see a circumstance in which we would
provide it."
AP NewsBreak: Mo. GOP to
get Democratic help to enact bill seeking to nullify federal gun laws
With the help of a few
Democrats, Missouri's Republican-led Legislature appears to be
positioned to override Gov. Jay Nixon's veto of a high-profile bill
that seeks to nullify federal gun-control laws in the state and make
criminals out of federal agents who attempt to enforce them.
The five fogotten facts
you should know about the Korean War
July 27, 2013, marks
the 60th anniversary of the Korean Armistice Agreement, which ended
the three-year-long Korean War. Although the conflict claimed some
36,000 American lives, it is sometimes referred to as the Forgotten
War.
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