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Kenneth Platt, the oldest of three remaining Pearl Harbor survivors in the San Antonio area, marks his 101st birthday today.

Ohio SB 47, formally adopted sections of the Portal-to-Portal Act amendments to federal Fair Labor Standards Act FLSA, exempting employers from paying overtime under certain circumstances. SB 47 provides Ohio employers with consistency between state and federal overtime laws

Ohio Governor signed Senate Bill S.B. 47, formally adopting Sections 2 and 4 of the Portal-to-Portal Act PPA amendments to the FLSA. SB 47 states an employer is not required to pay overtime wages to an employee for time walking, riding, or traveling to and from work.

Ohio Governor signed Senate Bill S.B. 47, formally adopting Sections 2 and 4 of the Portal-to-Portal Act PPA amendments to the FLSA. SB 47 states an employer is not required to pay overtime wages to an employee for time walking, riding, or traveling to and from work.

Los Alamos told the Air Force to brace for a 50,000-pound bomb.  

The Texas bill making it easier to request election audits could cost taxpayers up to...

"If this doesnt pass soon, we look forward to seeing him in the Texas primary," the former president threatened.

Even with that approach, some of the militarys most devastating weapons have still be lost. The military makes a big deal out of when a rifle goes missing, not to mention when a nuke disappears. In spite of the fact the program is designed to be "zero defect," here are seven examples of doomsday devices wandering off (including a few where they never came back): 1. 1956: B-47 disappears with two nuclear capsules A B-47. US Air Fo...