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By slicing the amount of warning time available to motorists from 3.6 seconds to 3.0 seconds for several months, the intersection of Glenview Drive and Booth Calloway Road generated an estimated $300,000 in extra photo ticket revenue.
Hit piece by Neil Cavuto of Fox News against Ron Paul. Ron Paul completely dominates the conversation and owns Cavuto.
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What is your biggest wish for Christmas? A new coat? New diamond ring? Your children bring home A's? What if your biggest wish for Christmas turned out to be "World Peace"? Well then, you've come to the right column!
[see http://tinyurl.com/ys76nc] John McCain has been waging a ferocious behind the scenes battle with the NEW YORK TIMES, and has hired DC power lawyer Bob Bennett to mount a bold defense against charges of giving special treatment to a lobbyist!
Farm Wars
Is the United States taking a step backwards in the area of women’s rights? It would seem so. Violence against American women goes un-prosecuted, and women who have suffered remain traumatized with no justice in sight.
This video shows how solar cells can now be printed almost like a newspaper.
The Lakota Indians have withdrawn from treaties with the United States, leaders said Wednesday. "We are no longer citizens of the United States of America," long-time Indian rights activist Russell Means told a handful of reporters.
Activists wondered how the program would be structured to protect Americans from unconstitutional surveillance from the powerful satellites, which can see through cloud cover, trees and even concrete buildings.
We are in the process of delivering 1 million copies of our special edition of the North American Union edition of The New American to opinion molders across the nation; pastors, talk show hosts, news anchors, elected officials, precinct commi
"I can't think of anybody who has emerged from this White House with an enhanced reputation. But I can certainly think of lots of people who must rue the day they accepted an appointment in this administration.''
A growing number of Americans expect a U.S. recession in the next year as the housing slump and steep food and energy prices sour sentiment. Of the likely voters surveyed, 43% said they expect a recession
Nanosolar, a privately held solar energy company whose backers include Google Inc's co-founders, said it has started to sell what it calls "the world's lowest cost solar panel." "We have begun shipping panels for free field de
The congressionally mandated quarterly report suggests that the drop in violence won't hold unless Iraq's central government passes key legislation, improves the way it manages its security forces and finds a way to reconcile the country'
The gigantic ocean-dwelling whale may have evolved from a land animal the size of a small raccoon. What might be the missing evolutionary link between whales and land animals is an odd animal that looks like a long-tailed deer without antlers
Congress passed a long-stalled bill inspired by the Virginia Tech shootings that would more easily flag prospective gun buyers who have documented mental health problems. [Are you sure you don't have a mental illness as defined by government?]
To all intents and purposes, the Wahabi religious establishment of Saudi Arabia has just issued a fatwa against the US dollar. This bears watching.
During these last twenty-four hours I have been handcuffed and chained, denied the chance to sleep, been without food and drink and been confined to a place without anyone knowing my whereabouts, imprisoned.
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Republican presidential candidate Tom Tancredo plans to drop out of the race during an announcement Thursday afternoon in Des Moines, Iowa, GOP sources close to the campaign have told FOX News.
John Lenard Walson has given the world a fascinating, compelling and intriguing glimpse at what may well be the biggest secret program of all.
It is obvious here that the emperor has no clothes. There is going to be a global collapse in derivatives as soon as a key counter party defaults. ACA is one such domino.
British and US experts in media and US politics discussing and giving considerable airtime to the merits of Ron Paul's campaign and agreed that Ron Paul's nomination would indeed split the Democratic vote. (Click on link to see video)
Doug Casey: Why would the typical American, who gets far more from government than he or she pays, even consider voting for Ron Paul? ... What is your outlook for the U.S. dollar, absent any significant change in the current course of things?
Ron Paul talking about his 6 Million Dollar donation day. Joe really tries to pin Ron Paul down as far as running independent. Ron gives Great responses to the War issues. Ron Paul would make a better president than we can possibly even imagine.
Two weeks from now on January 1 a state law goes into effect punishing businesses that knowingly hire “illegal” immigrants. Both the republican majority state legislature and Governor Napolitano backed the legislation in an effort to strengthen the
The blaze appeared to be located in Vice President Dick Cheney's suite of ceremonial offices on the second floor of the building. Cheney and President Bush were across the street in the West Wing of the White House when the blaze broke out. It ap
U.S. homeowners increasingly failed to keep up with their home loan payments in November, as the number of foreclosure filings surged 68% nationwide compared with the same month a year ago, according to a mortgage research company.
Chris Dodd Does It. Reid pulls Telecom Immunity bill off the table. His outspoken opposition to retroactive immunity and the Intelligence Committee’s FISA bill made it impossible to move forward now…
The opinion of another shrill hysteric? Just David M. Walker, the Comptroller General of the United States and head of the GAO: In a speech today at the National Press Club, he said, "If the federal government was a private corporation and
Retirement benefits for U.S. public employees could cost states some $2.73 trillion over the next three decades, according to a report released on Tuesday by the Pew Charitable Trusts. While states have saved about $2 trillion to meet these oblig
