Kip Averitt definitely not going to run in November-going to remove his name from the running.

Court rules against Creationism degree.

In 2008, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board rejected the Dallas-based Institute for Creation Research's application to offer master's degrees, which taught science from a biblical perspective.

The institute's graduate school sued in 2009, claiming the board violated its constitutional right to free speech and religion.

U.S. District Judge Sam Sparks found no merit in the ICR's claims and criticized its legal documents as “overly verbose, disjointed, incoherent, maundering and full of irrelevant information.”

Did this Peeping Tom have a camera in his shoe?

Oh, boy, SCOTUS for Enron Skilling.

SCOTUS rules that IF you Sign A Petition Your Name Cannot Be Kept Private.

Chief Justice John Roberts, writing the 8-1 judgment for the court, said it is vitally important that states be able to ensure that signatures on referendum petitions are authentic.

"Public disclosure thus helps ensure that the only signatures counted are those that should be, and that the only referenda placed on the ballot are those that garner enough valid signatures," Roberts said. "Public disclosure also promotes transparency and accountability in the electoral process to an extent other measures cannot."

Viacomm loses its copyright lawsuit against Youtube.

Obama acknowledges two father families on Father's Day.

Supercuts only wants cash tips. I think this is interesting-I usually put tips on my check or on a credit card and expect the hair place to deduct for the person. I carry so little cash on me anymore. You?