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Lawmakers Could Consider
Gas Tax Hike, After Gas Tax Holiday Fails
- The political
vision of a summer gas tax holiday died a quick
death in Congress, losing to a view that federal
excise taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel will
have to go up if they go anywhere. Despite calls from the presidential
campaign trail for a
Memorial Day-to-Labor
Day tax freeze, lawmakers quickly
concluded — with a prod from the construction
industry — that having $9 billion less to spend
on highways could create a pre-election specter
of thousands of lost jobs. Read the full story
A federal appeals court has ruled the First
Amendment rights of homosexuals at
Philadelphia's taxpayer-funded "Outfest"
celebration in 2004 trumped the First Amendment
rights of Christians, and has dismissed the
civil rights complaint the Philadelphia 11 had
filed.
La. doctor
cleared in patient deaths recalls storm
NEW ORLEANS (AP)
Trapped in a hospital with 2,000 people in the aftermath of
Hurricane Katrina, Dr. Anna Pou recalls her throat burning from the
rancid smell. Toilets had backed up and temperatures in the
eight-story building reached almost 110 degrees because the windows
didn't open.
Read the full story
Arguments were heard today in a federal
district court case to determine whether a state
university system can dictate that private
Christian schools in the state teach their
college prep courses from exclusively secular,
Bible- and God-free textbooks.
As WND reported earlier, the University of
California system adopted a policy last year that basic science, history, and
literature textbooks by major Christian book publishers wouldn't qualify for
core admissions requirements because of the inclusion of Christian perspectives.
Read
the Full Story
Top
physics group shows crack in warming
'consensus' - Editor
counters leadership, acknowledging many
scientists don't believe man is cause.
WorldNetDaily
In another strike against the
conventional assertion of a consensus on
global warming, a publication of an
organization representing more than
50,000 physicists acknowledges many
members of the scientific community
don't believe humans are the primary
cause of climate change.
The editor of
Physics & Society, a newsletter of the
American Physical Society, says that
with his July issue he wants to kick off
a debate concerning one of the main
conclusions of the Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change, the IPCC.
Read the full story
This now available from the U.S. State
Department: "2009 Mosques of America Wall
Calendar: Limited Edition for Ramadan."
"Yep, you read that correctly. It's 'perfect
for Muslim outreach efforts," according to a
commentary at
the Gates of Vienna blog. "Where's the ACLU
on this one?"
The
knock on
Brian
Hart's
door
came at
6 a.m.
An Army
colonel,
a priest
and a
police
officer
had come
to tell
Hart and
his wife
that
their
20-year-old
son had
been
killed
when his
military
vehicle
was
ambushed
in Iraq.
vision of a summer gas tax holiday died a quick
death in Congress, losing to a view that federal
excise taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel will
have to go up if they go anywhere.
