Act bans coal fly ash in sky, but U.S. jets inject millions of tons aloft

Geophysicist J. Marvin Herndon tells how coal fly ash, a recycled industrial waste, is used by the U.S. to create a perpetual haze over the country. This haze ostensibly serves the interest of the so-called war on global warming, but is poison to people. 50 minutes.

Fed’s moneymaking operation papers over crisis in U.S. economy, II

For-profit government so wealthy, why not halt taxes? expert asks, I

Tenn. judge salvages state’s muddled case vs. folk hero, shields no-show DA

Tempers flare as new city attorney Noblett ripped on open records rebuff

What the dads wrote on the brown napkin

Even at its best, politics offers continual use of force to achieve good

Council raises digital wall around Airbnb, barring hundreds from home-based business

Widening panhandling rule would boost coercion, threat in city

Escapees kill 2 ’drivers’; but apps help others on road turn profit

Marceaux says court loss really a win; ‘criminal’ case heard in civil court

Police powers notice to fight for place in county records

Defying gay push for centralization, court favors federalism, local control

In redress of real estate grievance, Gravitt spikes 'proof of ownership of the roads'

Tennesseee militia figure warns Bundy standoff ripe for manipulation

Municipal Ponzi collapse is certain across U.S.; Crockett sizes up threat

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