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Ordinary Workers Would Be Fired in a Second If They Screwed Up Anywhere Nearly as Bad as the Bankers Have
There has been little change in personnel and no acknowledgment of error at the central banks whose incompetence was responsible for the crisis. The world is suffering from the …
House Hears of Dental Mercury Ending Up in Fish
An agreement to have dentists voluntarily reduce mercury emissions from their offices has been largely ineffective, exposing Americans to more mercury in their fish, representatives of state environmental agencies …
Why Misogynists Make Great Informants
The state has already understood a fact that the Left has struggled to accept: misogynists make great informants.
Red State Road Trip 2 – Finale!
10,000 Miles Later - Beyond Hope. After crossing the width and breadth of this land, we arrive in the tiny crossroads of Hope, Arizona. Red State Road Trip 2 …
“Dumpsites in Disguise:" Reuse of Coal Ash Largely Unregulated by Officials
Coal ash isn't just dumped; it's increasingly being recycled into building materials and other uses. But in states like North Carolina, the failure to adequately regulate one so-called "beneficial …
Oil Spill’s Scope Threatens Gulf’s Endangered Marine Life
Washington - As the magnitude of BP's oil spill becomes clearer, scientists fear that the volume of oil, the depth of the leak and the chemical dispersants the company …
Rwandan Arrest of US Lawyer Motivated by Politics
Professor Peter Erlinder, noted criminal defense lawyer and past president of the National Lawyers Guild, was arrested Friday morning in Rwanda for “genocide ideology.” Erlinder's representation of high-profile defendants …
Defense Spending the Top Priority, Critics Fear
As the United States retains its place as the world's largest defense spender for another year, and the Cost of War counter inches toward the $1 trillion mark, community …
BP Oil Spill: “Top Kill” Failure Means Well May Gush Until August
After the failure of “top kill,” BP said it will concentrate on containing, not stopping the leak. As failures to stop the BP oil spill mount, the federal government …
Chevron Has Five Activists Arrested and Bars Entry to Global Victims at Annual Shareholders’ Meeting
Chevron has had five protesters arrested at its annual shareholders meeting in Houston and refused to allow another two dozen people from Chevron-affected countries around the world, like Nigeria, …