A government report shows that 173 people asked for, and received, medication doses high enough to induce death in 2013. It estimated that 119 people died as a result of those medications, though 159 total patients died.
The most visible Episcopal church in the U.S. is hosting its first openly transgender priest this month.
Alaska State troopers are helping with aerial searches, the lieutenant added, while other agencies have brought dog rescue teams to Kenai, which is home to about 7,300 people.
A Florida man who feels he is being unfairly treated by local code enforcement officials has mounted a protest – he painted his house like the American flag.
Tehran has ballistic missiles able to pound targets over twice as distant as previously thought, and can reach the American mid-ocean strategic base at Diego Garcia, a senior Iranian official has explicitly warned.
Although residents often like to joke that it is, the mosquito isn’t actually Alaska’s official state bird.
At this point, it should be hard for anyone could be surprised. The man with a pen and a phone had more than threatened to illegally bypass Congress; he had done so before.
Law-Enforcement requests to monitor cellphones are routinely sealed—and stay that way.
An unanswerable government in which corrupt bargains between corrupt officials predominate, protected by the barrier of plausible deniability. The American people are left out in the cold.
Tragically, this is the third column this year that I must write defending college students’ natural right to self-defense on campus.