 | Supreme Court Tells Obama 'No!' »
The Supreme Court not only rebuffed another attack on our Constitution by Barack Obama's minions, it did so in a unanimous decision. Hooray for the Court! In years past, Justices haven't always done a very good job of defending the Constitution's limitation of government. But they got it right this time. More » |
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 | European Debt Situation Improving? »
In 2011, financial markets were dominated by news surrounding the debt problems in the Western world, and markets saw record levels of volatility. The issues in Europe as well as in the United States are equally alarming, and the coming months will show us whether policymakers are able to stabilize the situation. More » |
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 | GOP Race Evolves As South Carolina Draws Near »
As Saturday's primary voting in South Carolina draws near, there have been some shake-ups in the 2012 Republican Presidential race. The results of the Iowa caucus have changed and Rick Perry is out of the race giving voters new things to consider. More » |
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Here's a Special Message From
Our Friends at Stansberry & Associates | | The Event That Will Derail Both Romney and Obama
A prominent financial journalist says that a single event — which is likely to take place in the next year — could soon transform America, overnight.
He says this event is going to take place no matter who's in charge in Washington.
And if the prediction is accurate, this controversial event will be the most important financial story of 2012 — yet almost no one is paying attention to it right now.
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 | Obama Campaign Ad Defends Solyndra Record »
The 2012 campaign of President Barack Obama kicked off with the release of a television ad on Jan. 19. The ads will air in Ohio, Michigan, Virginia, North Carolina and Wisconsin. The President won all of these States in the 2008 election. More » |
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 | SOPA, PIPA Protests Raise Awareness »
Opponents of the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP Act warned on Thursday — a day after many Internet companies shut down in protest of the bills — that though awareness and discontent with the bills is heightened, the fight continues. More » |
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 | New Cases Of Bird Flu In Asia, Mideast Spark Concerns »
New cases of the H5N1 virus — or bird flu — are being reported more frequently throughout Asia and the Mideast. On Thursday, Vietnam confirmed its first human death resulting from the virus since April 2010. The fatality came just one day after neighboring Cambodia reported a bird flu death. More » |
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Adding More Debt
Raising the debt ceiling... again. Barack Obama has notified Congress that the debt ceiling needs to be raised by another $1.2 trillion. Don't expect a big tussle this time, however. The increase is permitted under the Budget Control Act. Lawmakers have the ability to vote against debt increases, but they cannot actually block them. More » |
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