Vice President Jejomar Binay on Friday urged the Senate and the House of Representatives to fast-track work on the Domestic Workers' Act in their bi-cameral sessions, stressing the need for tough sanctions on violators.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a bitterly divided U.S. political environment, there's at least one thing Republicans and Democrats can agree on: Avoid a public showdown on natural gas exports, arguably the most important energy policy decision in recent memory. While fluctuating gasoline prices, the Keystone pipeline and the fight over fracking steal headlines, the question of how much of the ...
The NFL is fielding plenty of questions into its investigation of the New Orleans Saints and their alleged bounty program. But the league won't field additional queries from Congress. "The NFL has taken the issue of bounties in professional football ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate will halt its probe into the National Football League's (NFL) bounty programs in light of reforms the league will introduce, Sen. Richard Durbin said on Wednesday. The Illinois Democrat met privately in his Capitol Hill office with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who laid out a series of reforms that he promised to implement in time for this fall's season. ...
Lahore, Apr 7(ANI): The US announcement of a 10 million dollar bounty on Jamaat-ud- Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed's head has inadvertently expanded radical Islamists' role in shaping foreign policy by further galvanizing public sentiment against NATO, according to an analyst.
BATON ROUGE, La. - The Louisiana Legislature put its two cents into the bounty discussion on Wednesday. A state senate committee passed a symbolic resolution that requested that the NFL reconsider those penalties imposed on the Black and Gold ...
Some in the media have speculated the movement has the tacit support of the Pakistani military, possibly to put pressure on Washington. "I want to tell America we will continue our peaceful struggle," said Saeed. "Life and death is in the hands ...
Some in the media have speculated the movement has the tacit support of the Pakistani military, possibly to put pressure on Washington. "I want to tell America we will continue our peaceful struggle," said Saeed. "Life and death is in the hands ...
