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When it comes to predicting and tracking traffic trends, INRIX is the go-to authority. The company says that traffic congestion surged in 2013, growing over three times as fast as the U.S. economy. According to INRIX, traffic in the U.S. reversed two consecutive years of declines with a six percent increase in 2013. According to INRIX, traffic in the U.S. reversed two consecutive years of declines with a six percent increase in 2013. The country’s GDP, by comparison, grew 1.9 percent last year.

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Pennsylvania Lawmaker Invites Predatory Payday Loans Into His State

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Pennsylvania Craigslist killer says she slayed dozens more across U.S. as part of satanic cult: (79 replies)

Pennsylvania Craigslist killer says she slayed dozens more across U.S. as part of satanic cult: (79 replies)
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I am having a hard time believing what she’s saying at this point as well. If true, it would make her the most prodigious female serial killer in American history at the tender age of 19. There have been others, mainly in the 19th century who are rumored to have killed more but in the modern era she would take the cake.

Without further information its hard to not think there is a large element of some kind of screwed up attention seeking behavior after her and her husband were caught “thrill killing” the poor guy lured from craigslist.

On the other hand, maybe she’s just a special kind of psychopath. Time will tell.

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Pennsylvania judge strikes down state"s voter ID law

People fill the waiting area of a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation office in Philadelphia as they wait to get a voter ID card, September 27, 2012.

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Bill would require all Pennsylvania public schools to display ‘In God we trust’ motto

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Pennsylvania lawmakers will consider a bill that would require all public schools in the state to display the national motto, “In God we trust.”




Republican Rick Saccone, who represents parts of Allegheny and Washington counties, said the bill he’s sponsoring would celebrate the 150th anniversary of the U.S. Mint printing the motto on American currency.




Saccone also said former Pennsylvania Gov. James Pollock suggested the motto to President Abraham Lincoln, with whom he’d shared a boarding house when both men were freshman congressmen, after he was appointed director of the U.S. Mint.




“Pollock suggested we put ‘In God we trust’ on the coins,” Saccone said. “The treasury secretary and Abe agreed, and Congress agreed, so it became law to put that on our coins in 1864.”




According to the U.S. Treasury, it was another Pennsylvanian, the Rev. M. R. Watkinson, who suggested a religious-themed motto, to “relieve us from the ignominy of heathenism,” and Treasury Secretary Salmon P. Chase directed Pollock to come up with one that reflected Americans’ “trust in God.”




The eventual phrase apparently originated in one of the less-frequently sung verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” written during the War of 1812 and named as the U.S. national anthem by a 1931 congressional resolution.




Saccone admitted the law would likely be challenged in court, but he wasn’t worried it’d be struck down.




“It’s already settled that that is acceptable,” Saccone said. “It is our national motto by law, passed by Congress — unanimously by the way — signed into law by President Eisenhower, and reaffirmed by several Congresses after that. People will challenge anything, but we should celebrate it. It’s already been upheld.”




The bill would require public schools to display the motto but doesn’t list any consequences for schools that don’t comply.




As atheist activist and scientist Richard Dawkins noted in a recent interview, the motto is frequently cited as proof that the U.S. is a Christian nation.













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Bill would require all Pennsylvania public schools to display ‘In God we trust’ motto

VIDEO: Jon Gosselin Pulls Gun On Photographer In Pennsylvania: Report

Reality TV star Jon Gosselin is in the headlines again. TMZ is reporting that the 36-year-old pulled a gun on a photographer after he noticed that the shutterbug was following him back to his cabin home. Gosselin allegedly fired a warning shot before he chased the photographer back to the main road.

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