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"The crisis today is spreading even faster (than the Great Depression) and affects more countries at the same time," Pascal Lamy told the Die Welt newspaper.
So far over a MILLION votes and 97% say YES - the Second Amendment acknowledges the individual's right to firearms ownership (it doesn't 'give' it to us).
American taxpayers to pay prostitution bills for major league baseball owners, executives from Lehman Brothers, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank. A high profile New York real estate developer who the girls were warned would, "answe
The stimulus package the U.S. Congress is completing would raise the government’s commitment to solving the financial crisis to $9.7 trillion, enough to pay off more than 90 percent of the nation’s home mortgages.
When you search for information online, you're not the only one who learns something.
Gold futures fell below $900 an ounce Monday as expectations that the U.S. will pass stimulus and bank aid plans reduced safe-haven buying.
The Obama administration pushed back the announcement of a keenly awaited bank rescue plan until Tuesday as it pressed lawmakers to settle their differences over a huge economic stimulus package.
China, setting out for the next global financial summit, wants the International Monetary Fund to get tougher with developed countries that let their economies run off the rails. On financial regulation, the memo says accounting standards and credit
More than 50 years after her refusal to surrender her bus seat to a white woman set the stage for a similar act of defiance by Rosa Parks, Claudette Colvin is finally getting her due as a civil rights pioneer. On March 2, 1955, the 15-year-old school
Get a crash course of what the banking and social elite have in store for you and your family in this 10 minute video guide to the New World Order for Dummies.
When Nadya Suleman, 33, gave birth to octuplets on January 26th, she got revulsion, ridicule and death threats. A talk radio host who called her a freak said his listeners were prepared to boycott any company that helped out mother or babies.
This article, though interesting because of the unique development history of the pineapple and the insight it casts on the lack of natural sweetening in Europe in particular is interesting to our efforts because of the description of the Indian cult
Vincent Bugliosi calls for the United States of America to return to the great nation it once was and can be again. He believes the first step to achieving this goal is to bring those responsible for the war in Iraq to justice.
I am a border rat. I've been one since the day I hopped back and forth between countries over a fallen, rusty barbed-wire fence in the woodland along the Arizona-Mexico line some 40 years ago. Since that act of joyful anarchy, I've traveled t
A virtually unanimous and bipartisan Alaska Senate this week found the husband of Gov. Sarah Palin, Todd Palin, and 9 state employees, including top Palin aides, in contempt for ignoring subpoenas to testify in the Troopergate investigation.
It is yet another glaring example there is no difference between Bush, Obama, or anybody else anointed by the global elite to serve as presidential window dressing former Reichsminister of State and Rockefeller minion Henry Kissinger was dispatched b
CIA director nominee Leon Panetta gave startling testimony in his confirmation hearings by retracting a statement critical of the Bush Administration’s rendition policy and proclaiming that CIA employees will not be punished for any war crimes that t
For security reasons, the congressional delegation led by House Minority Leader John Boehner to Iraq today was supposed to be secret. Everything had been going fine in that regard. Even media outlets that knew of the trip, like the Congressional Quar
As we wait to see how the politicians in Washington will alter the stimulus package the Obama administration is pushing, many questions are being raised about the measure's contents and efficacy. Should it include money for the National Endowment
Simmons, a 22-year veteran of SEPTA's police force, claimed that the killing had been in self-defense. He shot McNair at least 4 times because, he said, he thought McNair was reaching for a gun, but no gun of McNair's was found at the scene
At the 51st annual Grammy Awards ceremony, at Staples Center here on Sunday night, three disparate acts were in a close race, with hard-core rap, rock and an album of lush Americana vying for the top award.
She gave birth at a Hialeah clinic after waiting hours for Dr. Renelique to arrive. The complaint said one of the clinic owners put the baby in a bag that was thrown away. Police found the infant's decomposing remains a week later.
Scabby the Rat may not have a word to say, but the large rodent-shaped balloon helped a labor union earn a free-speech victory before New Jersey's highest court. The local union had a right to display its 10-foot-tall, black, rat-shaped balloon a
A full federal appeals court has declined to reconsider a three-judge panel’s ruling that upheld most of a Florida law requiring public school students to recite the Pledge of Allegiance each day.
Wall Street helped produce the global financial and economic crisis. Now, as the Obama administration prepares to unveil a revised bailout plan for the banking system, policy makers hope Wall Street can be part of the solution.
Vincent Bugliosi calls for the United States of America to return to the great nation it once was and can be again. He believes the first step to achieving this goal is to bring those responsible for the war in Iraq to justice.
Soon a new currency will be created to replace the current system. One cannot have one world government without a one world currency, a system of weights and measures, and a system of international law and the destruction of our Constitution.
In a little-known passage from his 2004 book "My Life" Trilateral Commission member Bill Clinton says he was calling for “new world economic order” as far back as 1987, and that he tried to create one as president.
Early yesterday, the Pakistani scientist at the center of one of history's worst nuclear scandals walked out of his Islamabad villa to declare his vindicaiton after 5 years of house arrest. "The judgment, by the grace of God, is good,"
The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at ex-President George W. Bush faces trial next week for allegedly assaulting a foreign leader after an appellate court refused to reduce the charge, a judicial official said.
