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Treasuries rose, pushing the rates on the three-month bill negative for the first time, as investors gravitate toward the safety of US government debt, amid the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. The Treasury sold $27 billion of thre
John Kyle ca. 2005: filibustering judicial nominees is bad, bad, bad. John Kyle ca. 2008: I'll filibuster liberal judicial nominees.
As Arizona activists celebrate the release of John Stewart on bail, we learn more about abusive conditions in our nation's prisons.
The "echo chamber", the ring of all MSM networks clanging away in unison, has come out against the working man.
CNBS is nothing other than a den of mendacious liars in that they continue to present people who claim advanced education in these matters (e.g. Kudblow) but flatly refuse to acknowledge and state that which is mathematical fact.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly has come out with guns blazing - with a plan to get all 1,000 rookie cops ready to use heavy artillery in time for New Year's Eve, The Post has learned.
Riot police fought running battles with hundreds of protesters outside Greece's parliament on Tuesday while the opposition socialist party called for elections to end four days of protests.
About time they put Al Gore's Global Con in it's place. Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth is being taught in our schools in the UK, it should be BANNED. It's just filling out kids heads with more lies.& the Government wants to Tax us on t
The plane, which can go 260 miles per hour and fly as high as 50,000 feet, can stay aloft for 18 hours. The first missions, designed to help spot people crossing the border illegally or avoiding ports of entry, are expected to start next month.
The Supreme Court has turned down an emergency appeal from a New Jersey man who says President-elect Barack Obama is ineligible to be president because he was a British subject at birth. The court did not comment on its order Monday rejecting the cal
Federal regulators are preparing a rescue plan to shore up the finances of some large credit unions, using billions of dollars in new government borrowings, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Three police officers surrendered Tuesday on felony charges stemming from claims by a tattoo parlor worker that he was sodomized with a piece of police equipment during an arrest. [can't hide from the camera, except from the media]
Liberals are growing increasingly nervous – and some just flat-out angry – that President-elect Barack Obama seems to be stiffing them on Cabinet jobs and policy choices.
LOS ANGELES -- In a first-of-its-kind move, the Los Angeles City Attorney has filed a civil lawsuit seeking damages from notorious 18th Street Gang members.
Sony Corp., the world’s second-biggest consumer-electronics maker, plans to eliminate 16,000 jobs in the largest reduction announced by a Japanese company since the credit crunch drove the world into recession.
Industry sources say U.S. auto companies have approached a range of Chinese companies about possible asset sales, but deals would be difficult to reach because of the risks involved as both the U.S. and Chinese auto markets slow sharply.
London is facing a double blow since worldwide issuance of bonds and securities has also gone into freefall, plummeting 77 percent from over a trillion dollars to $247bn in the third quarter. The City has been the epicentre of Europe's structured
The Financial Times, one of the most respected and widely read newspapers on the planet, features an editorial today that openly admits the agenda to create a world government based on anti-democratic principles and concedes that the term "globa
Diane Downs, the subject of Ann Rule’s true crime book, Small Sacrifices, is up for parole. Downs’ crime riveted the nation in 1983: a mother who tried to kill her three children because her ex-lover told her didn’t want kids.
On 9 December 1968 hi-tech visionary Douglas Engelbart first used one to demonstrate novel ways of working with computers.
Administration officials are allegedly considering using eminent domain to buy up MBS, with the justification for doing so being invocation of "national security".
"The important lesson is 'God sent a son,'" he said.
Bank of America cut off credit to Republic Windows & Doors company last week, and workers, demanding severance pay, began staging sit-ins, effectively taking control of the building.
The US Federal Reserve said Monday it had authorized China Construction Bank, a leading Chinese state bank, to operate in the United States.
Five Blackwater security guards were charged on Monday with killing 14 unarmed civilians and wounding 20 others in a 2007 shooting in Baghdad that outraged Iraqis and strained U.S.-Iraqi relations.
Fed up with earbud-wearing, cell phone-yakking motorists who don’t heed sirens, police across the country are turning to a new attention-getting tool–low-frequency sound waves so strong they can actually be felt up to 200 feet away.
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Chrysler CEO Robert Nardelli: citing vehicles that had 60, 70, 80 thousand miles on them, Senators told automakers, "you guys are making them too good, therefore we're not buying vehicles."
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What does it take to wake up an entire civilization to its impending plight? Read within my listeners and you shall hear the galloping reality of Paul Revere of the 21st century.
