A federal judge blocked a key provision of the law in August.
President Obama signs government funding bill
The law will be in place until it expires or until Congress approves annual Appropriations legislation for the 2015 fiscal year.
Chris Christie calls NFL boss Roger Goodell an ‘outstanding man’
“He’s an outstanding man,” Christie said.
NFL has history of lenience in player domestic violence cases
A seven-year review of cases show the National Football League has history of treating its players more leniently for acts of domestic violence than for other criminal activity.
NBC admits error in Chris Christie report
NBC said Thursday night that Governor Christie was no longer being investigated by the government for a potential involvement in the illegal lane closures.
International UN summit aims to solve climate change
Next week in New York City, the United Nations will host the 2014 Climate Change Summit, an opportunity for political, industrial, and scientific leaders alike to come together to brainstorm a strategy to combat global climate change.
Gaffe alert: Joe Biden praises ex-senator accused of assault
Gaffes are nothing new for the Vice President.
Obama initiative on decreased coolant use joined by major companies
Companies such as Kroger, Target, Pepsi, and Coca-cola have joined the Obama administration’s initiative on reducing harmful HFCs.
NASA awards contracts to Boeing, SpaceX for manned U.S. flights to space station
NASA signs Boeing and SpaceX to contracts totaling a potential $6.8 billion to ferry U.S. astronauts to and from the International Space Station.
Texas textbooks under scrutiny for misleading climate change content
According to a new report, various inaccuracies on climate change were identified in social studies textbooks being considered for adoption into Texas public schools next year.
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