The Pennsylvania Supreme Court urged a lower state to rethink its recent ruling to uphold a new state voter ID law, which requires an eligible voter to present either a state or non-state drivers' license or government employee identification at voting ballots.
After an eight day strike the Chicago Teachers Union finally returned to schools on Wednesday. The contract is has yet to be officially ratified, but he CTU says that it has procured its most important demands.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney isn't backing down from a hidden-camera video that shows him disparaging nearly half the nation's voters.
Kenneth Bell, the court-appointed receiver for managing Zeekrewards frozen accounts has recovered $300 million in assets from the company and its parent company Rex Venture Group LLC in the $600 million Ponzi scheme.
