July 28, 2010

$17 slaying suspect could face death penalty

George Huggins Jr., 24, and his girlfriend of five years, Althea Housley, 33, accosted Jinghong Kang, 45, on the 1900 block of Webster Street the night of July 18, said Tom Rogers, Alameda County's chief deputy district attorney.

Filed under Death Sentence by Death Penalty News

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California’s clean energy future threatened by federal delays, state officials say

Plans for a massive expansion of clean energy in California are being jeopardized by federal foot-dragging, according to state officials who say that more than 20 nearly shovel-ready solar and wind projects are being held up by the U.S. Department of Energy.

Filed under Alternative Energy by Alternative Energy News

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EDITORIAL: Kagan’s Snowe job on gun rights

Sen. Olympia Snowe, R-ME, speaks with a reporter after voting yes on a cloture vote on the financial reform bill on Capitol Hill in Washington on July 15, 2010.

Filed under Guns by Gun News

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WA Supreme Court to rule in death penalty

The state Supreme Court is set to decide a case concerning the constitutionality of the state's execution process.

Filed under Death Sentence by Death Penalty News

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President Obama Promised to Pass Immigration Reform even If One term President

Congressman Mike Honda informed Bi-national couples tonight that President Obama had stated he would rather be a one term president than fail to pass Immigration reform and Health Care Reform. That is all I truly got out of listening to a teleconference call held tonight. The comment occurred in a teleconference call showcased by Immigration Equality, which included other Speakers Karen Narasaki of the Asian American Justice Center, Congressman Mike Honda (D-CA), Bishop Minerva CarcaƱo, and families impacted by our broken immigration system.

Filed under Gay & Lesbian by Gay/Lesbian News

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Climate Study: Expect Refugee Inflow to U.S.

Every time governments fail to take serious steps on climate change, it seems the parlor game of predicting what our warmer world will look like heats up.

Filed under Global Warming by Global Warming News

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