Thursday, May 23, 2013 · 3:55 p.m.

Government

DesJarlais fined for affairs with patients

The Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners fined Rep. Scott DesJarlais $500 Thursday for having affairs with patients while he was their doctor. ...

Corker co-introduces bill to encourage more global investment in the U.S.

On Thursday, Sens. Bob Corker and Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., introduced legislation intended to create jobs and improve American competitiveness for attracting foreign direct investment in the U.S. ...

Bill to arm "vetted" Syrian rebel groups backed by Corker clears Senate hurdle

Legislation introduced by Sen. Bob Corker that would provide lethal arms to "vetted" Syrian rebel groups cleared a Senate panel Tuesday and now heads to the Senate floor. ...

Morning Brief: Broad immigration overhaul heads to Senate

Your daily roundup of local, state and national news headlines for May 22, 2013. ...

Poll reveals Tennesseans support leaders, despite disagreeing with major policy decisions

While showing that Tennesseans' opinions of their elected officials are mostly positive, a new poll released by Vanderbilt University Tuesday also shows that many voters across the state are not in favor of their biggest decisions. ...

City Council committee to consider changes to municipal elections

Chattanooga City Council members could soon be considering shifting the date for municipal elections once more. ...
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