November 10, 2012
From ending tax breaks for oil companies to an overhaul of the U.S. Postal Service to raising taxes on millionaires and back to repealing tax breaks for oil companies, here are 13 things that would have passed the U.S. Senate if not for the filibuster. (AP photo)

From ending tax breaks for oil companies to an overhaul of the U.S. Postal Service to raising taxes on millionaires and back to repealing tax breaks for oil companies, here are 13 things that would have passed the U.S. Senate if not for the filibuster. (AP photo)

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May 2, 2012
Colorado Senate gives initial OK to stoned driving limits The Colorado Senate Tuesday gave initial approval to a bill making it easier to convict people of driving while stoned, in the toughest test yet for the proposal.

Colorado Senate gives initial OK to stoned driving limits

The Colorado Senate Tuesday gave initial approval to a bill making it easier to convict people of driving while stoned, in the toughest test yet for the proposal.

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