A U.S. judge Tuesday struck a Florida law requiring drug testing for welfare recipients, saying that it violated the constitutional protection against unreasonable searches. The governor of Florida, Rick Scott, a Republican who campaigned on the promise to expand drug testing, said it would appeal. The law came into force in July 2011 and requires parents suffer and pay for the urine test for illegal drugs when required Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, a federal and state program that helps poor people with children pay for food, shelter and needs. …
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- Not approve of the Duma, the idea of selling products with sodium glutamate alone
- In Paris for talks on Syria hold
- In an accident with a minibus in the south-east of Moscow injured three people
- The sky at dawn, can be seen in the convergence of the three planets
- Russia moved three places in the ranking of Doing Business-2016
5 recent posts for today:
- Developments in Russia: Military drones RF delivers world’s first mobile super computers, October 7, 2015
- Putin asked not touch the reserve fund government, October 4, 2013
- Planes bombed the Saudi market in Yemen, July 5, 2015
- Meet at the Museum of the Berlin Wall Khodorkovsky journalists, December 21, 2013
- U.S. recognized the opposition coalition as the legitimate representative of the Syrian people, December 12, 2012
