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Texas Appeals Court Rules That Dad Can Deny His Teen Contraceptives

Photo illustration by Anna Moneymaker/Getty ImagesA U.S. Appeals Court ruled on Tuesday that under Texas law, a father can deny birth control from his teen daughter, but may have also saved Title X services in the process.The plaintiff, father-of-three Alexander Deanda, claimed that Title X, a program which provides funding for medical care to patients under 18, was violating a Texas law which gives parents the right to consent to their teenagers obtaining contraceptives. According to the compla

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U S Appeals Court Panel Declines Delay of Scheduled Execution

On Friday a U.S. Appeals Court panel declined to delay Idaho s scheduled execution next week of one of the nation s longest-serving death row inmates.

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Bonanza star became unlikely recording artist

This week in 1959: A U.S. Appeals Court upheld President Dwight Eisenhower s petition for a 80-day injunction in a steel strike; Castro claimed that U.S. planes bombed Havana in secret attacks; the United States opposed the sale of British jets to Cuba; and NBC-TV had aired the first full color TV western series.

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Liberating the Laws You Must Pay To Read

Writing for Boing Boing, Carl Malamud describes the campaign he s been waging to let U.S. citizens read the public safety standards that have become part of federal law — without needing to pay for the privilege. "These public safety standards govern and protect a wide range of activity, from .

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