The Cowboy Byte

November 28, 2012 News and Thoughts for the day

Today's Cowboy Headlines: Red flag: Coal export facilities, plus cargo, under scrutiny Western senators ask Justice Department to probe soaring gas prices this year 29 courthouses in Tennessee receive bomb threats Retail beef prices jump in 2012 with supply constrained Shippers seek White House’s help to keep Mississippi River open Mystery: Virginia gun violence falls as gun sales soar Grape growers can now sue the USDA Republican senators introduce alternate DREAM Act legislation Rice fails to convince Republican senators on Benghazi attack Obama quietly signs bill shielding airlines from carbon fees in Europe Headlines you may have missed: Texas Schools Teaching Boston Tea Party As “Terrorist Act” Less than One Week Left in Kickstarter Campaign to Fund AXED: the End of Green, a Film About Counteracting the Effects of Green Radicalism Black Friday: Treasury Borrowed $211.69 Per U.S. Household on Day After Thanksgiving Small Business Owner Gives Obama a Piece of His Mind $3.4B Indian lawsuit ends, disbursements to begin Gun Sales Up Supreme Court revives challenge to President Obama’s healthcare law Federal officials take down 132 websites in ‘Cyber Monday’ crackdown Amb. Rice talks with lawmakers at Capitol about fatal Benghazi attack Chamber meets White House on ‘fiscal cliff,’ seeks easing of energy rules

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