CBS News Reporter Sharyl Attkisson Says Her Computers May Have Been Tampered With
Sharyl spoke to Chris Stigall on "The Chris Stigall Show" about what she referred to as "an issue with my computer that's gone on for quite a long time."
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Sharyl spoke to Chris Stigall on "The Chris Stigall Show" about what she referred to as "an issue with my computer that's gone on for quite a long time."
Governor Corbett announced the lawsuit in early January, saying the NCAA violated its own by-laws and forced Penn State officials to accept sanctions under duress.
In Tuesday's Pennsylvania primary, most of the action will be in Democrat-controlled cities: Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Scranton and Harrisburg.
These are tough times for newspapers and nowhere is the survival battle being fought harder than in Philadelphia.
Both lawmakers were joined at the police administration building by Philadelphia DA Seth Williams and police commissioner Charles Ramsey.
A lawyer for the popular social network told a federal appeals court that the like feature is vital to free speech.
Rob Dubow, the mayor's finance director, argued against raising the city's "U&O" business tax and in favor of boosting taxes on liquor and cigarettes.
Councilman Mark Squilla says the association was hobbled by the cost of being sued twice in 13 months. Even though the cases didn't go to court, he says, the OCCA faced $10,000 in legal bills.
Prior to moderating an event at the Constitution Center, Jeffrey Rosen -- a George Washington University law professor -- talked with KYW Newsradio about his vision for the museum.
Biden received an honorary law degree. He joked with Penn president Amy Gutmann, "It's much cheaper to get a degree this way, isn't it?"
Ten blocks in the heart of Philadelphia will be turned into a canvas reflecting a crisis in America.
Gov. Tom Corbett and his fellow Republicans who control the Legislature were poised to deliver yet another business tax cut, the biggest yet of Corbett's three budget proposals.
As lawmakers on Capitol Hill work to hammer out a bill on comprehensive immigration reform, a film that explains the why behind the large number of Latinos immigrating- many illegally- to America will be screened in Philadelphia.
Mayor Nutter says he'll present a package of proposals in a week or so to raise $60 million for city schools.
The state Senate version doesn't go nearly as far as the Assembly version.
