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To the tourists who frolic in the crystal-blue surf of this picturesque, white-sand beach, the Fort Walton Beach Holiday Inn Resort looks like, well, a Holiday Inn with a large beach ball statue on top.
Sandy Springs, Georgia may look like any other town in America. It has parks, roads, and beautiful places to live.
President Cristina Fernandez said on Friday her government would negotiate with all of Argentina's creditors in a bid to avoid a new debt default that would further weaken the country's ailing economy.
Banks that received billions during the Federal Reserve created implosion of the subprime real estate market say they are not obliged to make good on repaying the money.
Minors up to age of 17 to be brought in "with dignity and respect" at taxpayer expense
House Budget Punishes IRS With 15% Cut, Halts Obamacare Enforcement
Federal tax revenues continue to run at a record pace (in inflation-adjusted dollars) in fiscal 2014, as the federal government's total receipts for the fiscal year closed May at an unprecedented $1,934,919,000,000, according to the Monthly Treasury
The government of Australia has seized more than 360 million dollars sitting in bank accounts and safe deposit boxes around the nation. In the United States, governments in all 50 states are also looking at changing laws, making it easier for them to
As the 'negotiations' between Europe, Ukraine, and Russia were taking place this afternoon, technically unconfirmed reports of convoys of Russian military vehicles moving towards the Ukraine border were growing.
What would you say if I told you that Americans are nearly 60 TRILLION dollars in debt?
Mike Maloney (of The Hidden Secrets of Money) has demonstrated that that every 30-40 years the world has an entirely new global monetary system...
'Creativity' isn't usually a word associated with 'government'. Words like stodgy, bureaucratic, and incompetent are typically more appropriate.
For all those analysts (including this one) who thought the debt binge of the previous decade marked end of the Age of Leverage, well, not so fast.
Why have we turned our backs on the principles that this nation was founded upon?
Recently, Sarah Palin the former GOP vice presidential nominee and Alaska governor made an "unbelievable" connection between the abuse of tax dollars and zombies.
On the surface, the economic atmosphere of the U.S. has appeared rather calm and uneventful.
Tomorrow is the NC Senate primary, Greg Brannon is the liberty candidate in the Race. Every North Carolinian that cares about the Constitution and their personal liberty has a chance to have their voice heard.
Are you as tired as I am of news stories about college tuition costs rising? I’ve been out of college for many years, and you’d have to pay me to go back, but this is ridiculous.
In Puerto Rico, 45 percent of the population lives in poverty, and the unemployment rate is a solid 15 percent.
A former city official who became a symbol of municipal greed was sentenced to 12 years in prison - less than half the time it will take the nearly bankrupt Los Angeles suburb of Bell to dig itself out of the estimated $150 million in debt he left be
Anyone watching last week’s debate over the Republican budget resolution would have experienced déjà vu, as the debate bore a depressing similarity to those of previous years.
Vallejo, California is a small city of over 115,000 people located on San Pablo Bay at the north end of the San Francisco metropolitan area, with a long history of providing lavish benefits for elected officials and government employees. So lavish, i
Something hilarious, and at the same time pathetic, happened earlier today: at precisely 9 am the US Treasury released its delayed Treasury International Capital data (which was supposed to be released yesterday but was delayed because it snowed) whi
The federal debt limit is once again on autopilot. Facing the dilemma of raising the debt limit so that the federal government can borrow more money or allowing the government to default on its obligations and possibly shut down,
Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is a gross violation of that nation’s sovereignty and an affront to the international community.
It’s no secret that the U.S. government is in serious fiscal trouble. So much so that our Treasury Secretary recently noted that should the debt ceiling fail to be increased, the fall-out would be “catastrophic” and last for generations.
The biggest contract awarded last week, bar none, accounted for nearly two out of every three dollars' worth of contracts awarded. 5 little-known contractors -- ADS, Federal Resources Supply, Source One Distributors, Tactical & Survival Specialties,
About three decades ago I called the Pentagon a “swamp of waste” during an off-the-record interview that ended-up on the evening news.
US lawmakers will introduce a “critical” economic support package to Ukraine authorizing $1 billion in loans to the nation in the grips of a geopolitical face-off with neighbor Russia. “I’m terribly concerned about what’s going on in Ukraine.
At the end of 2003, American students and graduates owed just $253 billion in aggregate debt; by the end of 2013, American students’ debt had ballooned to a total of $1.08 trillion, an increase of over 300%. In the past year alone,
