Indictment for Soccer Mom/Pot Dealer
Andrea Sanderlin of Scarsdale, New York, has been indicted for manufacturing and possessing marijuana with intent to distribute. CNBC's Andrea Day has the details.
Store owners accused of abusing workers
Federal agents and police raid more than a dozen convenience stores in New York and Virginia, and arrest owners and managers for allegedly forcing foreign workers to work very long hours, for very little pay in their stores. Jay Gray reports.
Mother in upscale New York suburb indicted as marijuana dealer
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A mother of three in an upscale New York suburb was indicted on Tuesday on charges she ran a sophisticated marijuana operation, federal law enforcement officials said. Full story
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Learn how to survive when stranded outdoors
TODAY contributing correspondent Sara Haines visits the Mountain Scout Survival School in Upstate New York where outdoor survival expert Shane Hobel teaches her how to get water from nature, create a fire, and use smoke as natural bug repellant.
First daughters tour Ireland, goof off
The TODAY anchors chat about the hot topics of the day, including photos of Sasha and Malia Obama in Ireland with their parents that prompts a chat about kids and “forced family time.”
Why Bill Clinton is more popular than ever before
Politico Playbook: "...the most recent Gallup poll showed Clinton with nearly 70 percent approval ratings -- the highest he has ever recorded in two decades on the public opinion roller coaster," write Politico's John Harris and Maggie Haberman. Harris joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Obama arrives in Northern Ireland for G-8 summit
Top Talkers: President Obama spoke in Dublin, Ireland on Monday morning ahead of the G-8 summit where leaders are expected to discuss the latest events in Syria and more. The Morning Joe panel -- including fmr. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, New York Magazine's John Heilemann and the New
Report: Bloomberg wants NYC composting program
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is reportedly working on a plan that will ask residents to sort their food scraps for composting using separate bins in their homes.
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