Doctors press for passage of generic drug shortage legislation
Many hope for the passage of a measure that is aimed at reducing a U.S. shortage of generic drugs.
June 5, 2012
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Many hope for the passage of a measure that is aimed at reducing a U.S. shortage of generic drugs.
A federal appeals court has ruled that it won’t review a court’s decision to overturn the gay marriage ban legislation previously passed by California voters.
The father of actor Mel Gibson has filed for divorce amid elder abuse allegations.
Three students from a New York high school have been accused of hazing several eighth graders.
A number of registered sex offenders are challenging restrictions that prevent them from being able to use Facebook and other social media sites.
Four teens were killed in a car accident hours before their high school was to hold a graduation ceremony that two were to set to attend.
A federal appeals court has declared a provision of the act, which defines marriage as being between one man and one woman, unconstitutional.
John Edwards addressed his victory after being found not guilty on one count of campaign finance charges against him.
Police initiated a search for two inmates who escaped from an Arkansas jail.
A woman was awarded $31 million in a settlement against the financial giant in a whistleblower case.
A website raises over $100,000 for a Texas honor student who was jailed for missed school due to work obligations.
A toddler and his family were removed from an Alaska Airlines flight after the child reportedly refused to wear his seatbelt.
Many hope for the passage of a measure that is aimed at reducing a U.S. shortage of generic drugs.
A federal appeals court has ruled that it won’t review a court’s decision to overturn the gay marriage ban legislation previously passed by California voters.
The father of actor Mel Gibson has filed for divorce amid elder abuse allegations.
Three students from a New York high school have been accused of hazing several eighth graders.
A number of registered sex offenders are challenging restrictions that prevent them from being able to use Facebook and other social media sites.
Four teens were killed in a car accident hours before their high school was to hold a graduation ceremony that two were to set to attend.
A federal appeals court has declared a provision of the act, which defines marriage as being between one man and one woman, unconstitutional.
John Edwards addressed his victory after being found not guilty on one count of campaign finance charges against him.
Police initiated a search for two inmates who escaped from an Arkansas jail.
A woman was awarded $31 million in a settlement against the financial giant in a whistleblower case.
A website raises over $100,000 for a Texas honor student who was jailed for missed school due to work obligations.
A toddler and his family were removed from an Alaska Airlines flight after the child reportedly refused to wear his seatbelt.
