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A day after ABC News reported that Marco Rubio, the Florida senator widely considered to be a leading candidate to serve as Romney's running mate, was not being seriously considered for the position, Romney himself spoke out to set the record straight.
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Dottie Sandusky, who has claimed she never saw or heard evidence of her husband abusing children in her home while she was upstairs and he was with the children in the basement, made a statement yesterday that appears to contradict earlier defense testimony:
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Mitch Daniels, the Republican governor of Indiana, is likely to be named the next president of Purdue University.
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Not to be outdone by the nanny state nut jobs who run New York City (who recently banned large soft drinks), the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts has launched a similar initiative to potentially ban soft drinks in restaurants.
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Stephanie Wang, an SFPA summer fellow at the Daily Caller, has written a story about a professor at Oregon State University who was abruptly fired for unclear reasons. However, it seems his views on climate change had something to do with it.
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The goal is avoiding public relations disasters and embarrassments to the school’s brand image. But some people wonder whether these efforts violate the First Amendment rights of student-athletes.