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Friday, October 4, 2013
News First Drip (10/4/13): Congressmen's paychecks, arrested protesters in court, more
Posted By Kimberly Lawson on Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 10:37 AM
While Rep. Renee Elmers of Dunn wonders why at least 7,000 Defense Department workers were laid off at Fort Bragg on Tuesday, North Carolina's own Robert Pittenger, David Price, Virginia Foxx and Mark Meadows are either rejecting or donating their paychecks during the government shutdown.
Twenty Moral Monday protesters who were arrested during the legislative season will finally have their day in court today.
Carolina Panthers linebacker Job Beason might be traded to the New York Giants soon.
And CNN reveals the real-life Siri.
Twenty Moral Monday protesters who were arrested during the legislative season will finally have their day in court today.
Carolina Panthers linebacker Job Beason might be traded to the New York Giants soon.
And CNN reveals the real-life Siri.
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