Job Creation Sputters, Tucson Stuck With Michelle’s Tab, Abusive Cops Tell Their Tale: P.M. Links
Job Creation Sputters, Tucson Stuck With Michelle’s Tab, Abusive Cops Tell Their Tale: P.M. Links
- Only
115,000 new jobs were created in the U.S. in April — down from
154,000 in March. But the unemployment rate declined … because so
many people gave up looking for work. - Not too fond of the TSA? Neither is Senator Rand Paul. He’s
asking the public to sign a petition supporting his bill to
scrap
the Transportation Security Administration. - Michelle Obama dropped into Tucson for a political fundraising
visit, and all local taxpayers got was the
hefty tab for her security detail. - Under pressure from lawmakers and the public, Facebook joined the
Global Network Initiative, a
politically favored group intended to help Internet companies
doing business internationally deal with issues including privacy
and free expression. - To win the presidency, Mitt Romney must
thread a bit of an electoral needle, but his advisers insist
it’s do-able. - France’s incumbent President Nicolas Sarkozy has
closed the gap with his main rival, but is still expected to
narrowly lose to Socialist challenger Francois Hollande. Meanwhile,
Greece’s conservatives are expected to
win a small plurality in an election dominated by small
parties, leaving the country’s reaction to its economic plight up
in the air. - In the disciplinary hearing of New Jersey police officer Regina
Tasca, the officers she stopped from beating down an emotionally
disturbed man were called to
render their interesting version of events.
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