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POSTED: 2:36 pm HST February 24, 2009UPDATED: 3:01 pm HST February 24, 2009

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will reimburse the state nearly $7,000 for costs associated with nine trips taken by her children, her attorney said Tuesday.

Palin must reimburse the state within 120 days, according to a settlement agreement filed by a special investigator hired by the Alaska Personnel Board to investigat...

Last Modified: Monday, February 23, 2009 at 10:02 p.m.

GREENVILLE - State Law Enforcement Division Director Reggie Lloyd said Monday that a Web-based technology tool will put the agency on the "cutting edge" when it comes to keeping tabs on gangs.

Lloyd said SCGangNET will help law enforcement agencies track criminal gangs and identify patterns and trends across the state. Lloyd sai...

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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - A proposal to require drug companies to report to the attorney general the gifts they give to health providers was rejected by the state Senate today.

Critics complained it was an effort to punish the industry.

The measure's sponsor, Democratic Senator Dede Feldman of Albuquerque, says the data base of gifts of more than $100 from drug and medical equipment ma...

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Supreme Court announced today that it will hear the case regarding the Mojave Desert Cross, a memorial to World War I veterans that has been declared unconstitutional by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

In November of 2008, Liberty Legal Institute filed an amicus brief asking for certiorari on behalf of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of ...

For years, there were red flags - so many they could have massed into a crimson blanket.

As with the Bernard Madoff case, the scandal surrounding billionaire R. Allen Stanford now seems clear and obvious in hindsight. Yet Stanford managed to run his alleged scheme even while the Securities and Exchange Commission and other regulators had him on their radar screens and investigated his bus...

As anyone reading Walter Olson's posts and Forbes coverage knows, CPSIA is a bad law, with disastrous effects on retailers and small manufacturers.

It certainly seems unfair that Congress can wipe out thousands of businesses with the stroke of pen. It's certainly bad public policy: as I have written elsewhere , when legislatures act to retroactively disrupt settled expectations, the eff...

- Residents of this tight-knit Arizona community say the time has come to try to somehow put behind them the nerve-rattling double homicide case against a 9-year-old boy whom authorities accuse in the fatal shootings of his father and another man.

"I think we'd all just like to get on with our lives and forget all about it," said Christine Moulton, 54, who has lived in St. Johns for near...