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Wary Obama will make the Middle East wait - Times Online

How does an aggressively no-drama president-elect respond to the most drama-filled, tragedy-crammed, emotionally fraught conflict on the planet, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? Answer: very quietly. His “one president at a time” mantra ...

OUR VIEW: Marijuana possession should be legalized - New Britain Herald

No comments posted. On Nov. 4, our neighbors to the north voted to ecriminalize small amounts of marijuana. As of Friday, anyone in Massachusetts caught with an ounce or less would be issued a $100 ticket and would forfeit the pot. Those younger than ...

Springfield man's marijuana violation may be first under new law - Boston Globe

A western Massachusetts man became Springfield's -- and possibly the state's -- first offender under the new marijuana decriminalization law that went into effect Friday. But the $100 fine he faces for pot possession is the least of his legal ...

Marijuana decriminalization law goes into effect - Boston Globe

It's no longer a crime to have one ounce or less of pot. The state's new marijuana decriminalization law, approved by voters in a November referendum, goes into effect today. Those who are caught with an ounce or less would get a ticket similar to a ...

Republicans press Holder for documents - Politico.com

Senate committee chairmen expect to begin confirmation hearings for Barack Obama's Cabinet picks shortly after Congress returns to work next week, with only one — Attorney General nominee Eric Holder — expected to face any significant opposition ...

Vicki Iseman: Is She a Public or Private Figure? - Wall Street Journal

Tuesday’s news that Beltway lobbyist Vicki Iseman had filed a defamation suit against the New York Times over its February article about her and John McCain caused quite a stir here at Law Blog Central. Interests were piqued not only because the ...

Pot growth hurting wilderness - Santa Rosa Press Democrat

Long after illegal marijuana gardens cultivated on public lands have been cleared, the trash, toxic chemicals and other environmental damage remain. "They've terraced, they've filled garbage pits, they've contaminated the ground with various ...

Man charged with posing as ATF agent, raiding Anderson home - Knoxville News Sentinel

OAK RIDGE - A man who allegedly posed as a federal agent and invaded a home, threatening the residents at gunpoint early Saturday, remained in the Anderson County Jail today in lieu of bonds totaling $425,000. Ricky Eugene Cofer, 42, of Rockwood is ...

Some Mass. chiefs say they'll ignore pot law - Union-News & Sunday Republican

BOSTON (AP) -- The state has officially decriminalized small amounts of marijuana. But some police departments said they would ignore the voter-approved law, and won't even ticket people caught smoking marijuana. The Boston Globe talked to police ...

Ice storm, economy top news in '08 - Nashua Telegraph

Here are The Telegraph's choices for our top 10 local stories in 2008 – the ones that struck us as the most newsworthy. If you think we missed one, leave a comment with the story on our Web site, nashuatelegraph.com. Storm leaves thousands ...

Pot growth hurting wilderness (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat)

Long after illegal marijuana gardens cultivated on public lands have been cleared, the trash, toxic chemicals and other environmental damage remain.

Political scene packed with action, change in '08 (Livingston County Daily Press & Argus)

Voters demanded change in 2008 and made it known at the polls, turning out almost the entire Hamburg Township Board of Trustees as well as three sitting Howell Public Schools Board of Education members.

Police hash out marijuana law (The Standard-Times)

BOSTON — A voter-approved law to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana goes into effect Friday, despite protests from law enforcement officials that they need more time and guidance from the state.

Ice storm, economy top news in '08 (The Nashua Telegraph)

Here are The Telegraph's choices for our top 10 local stories in 2008 -- the ones that struck us as the most newsworthy. If you think we missed one, leave a comment with the story on our Web site, nashuatelegraph.com. ...

Republicans press Holder for documents (The Politico)

Holder's confirmation hearing is scheduled for Jan. 15 and insiders say a tough fight may be on the horizon.

What were the top stories of 2008? (The Nashua Telegraph)

Here are The Telegraph's choices for our top ten local stories in 2008 -- the ones that struck us as the most newsworthy. If you think we missed one, or two, leave a comment below. ...

Ohio Close to Ban on Hallucinogenic Herb (WSAZ NewsChannel 3 West Virginia)

The General Assembly approved the bill banning the obscure Mexican herb last week at the end of its lame-duck session. If Strickland signs it, Ohio would join more than a half dozen other states in placing restrictions on salvia divinorum.

More than 400 Pounds of Marijuana Seized (KCRG-TV9 Cedar Rapids)

AMES (AP) - Nine people are facing drug-related charges after sheriff's deputies seized more than 400 pounds of marijuana from a rural Story County home.

Medical marijuana offers only benefits (MyCentralJersey.com)

We realize it's too much to ask for a debate about the benefits of medical marijuana to focus solely on health issues and not turn into a social morality play. That's what happens when the subject is an illegal drug often used for recreational purposes that generates heated passions on both sides of the legalization discussion.

Officials Scramble to Comply with Mass. Marijuana Decriminalization (Join Together Online)

Massachusetts residents voted overwhelmingly in November to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana, leaving state officials to figure out how to set up a new system of civil penalties for formerly criminal offenses, the New York Times reported Dec. 18.