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WASHINGTON Hiring a federal judge requires an act of Congress, but Congress hasn't been in much of a hiring mode lately.</p><p>Consider the case of Edward Chen of San Francisco.</p><p>After President Barack Obama appointed the first Latina to the U.S. Full Article at KansasCity.com
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WASHINGTON Hiring a federal judge all but takes an act of Congress, but Congress hasn't been acting much lately. Consider the case of Edward Chen of San Francisco. Full Article at Sacramento Bee
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WASHINGTON -- Hiring a federal judge requires an act of Congress, but Congress hasn't been in much of a hiring mode lately. Consider the case of Edward Chen of San Francisco. Full Article at Miami Herald
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her firm's caseload for visa work has been cut in half. "In the financial industry, H-1B (applications) are down almost 75 percent," she added. Full Article at Inside Bay Area
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By Alicia Mundy The race between two drug makers to market a generic version of a blockbuster blood thinner has grown so intense that one company hired the international detective and security firm Kroll, prompting an inquiry by two key senators. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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The situation in the Eastern District is unacceptable - the courts are overloaded and justice is being delayed
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The situation in the Eastern District is unacceptable the courts are overloaded and justice is being delayed
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It's a lousy economy. It's a stimulus package that hasn't stimulated. It is jobs that are lost. It is homes foreclosed ... It's all added up to this anger that is really widespread and, I think, national in scope.
– Christopher J. Daggett SOURCE: MSNBC
