The ECRI Leading Economic Index just dropped to a fresh reading of 120.6 (flat from a previously revised 121.5 as the Columbia profs scramble to create at least a neutral inflection point): this is now a -9.8 drop, and based on empirical evidence presented previously by David Ros …
Dozens of people who parked at the University of Central Florida for an event say they were set up after their cars were towed. They said event parking signs directed them to a lot, but more than 50 cars in that lot were towed.
The fact that FOX 6 was doing a story on DUI Busters even got some of the posters peeved.
Since 2004, two men in Florida and one in California have been freed after DNA evidence exonerated them. They had been convicted, in part, on the use of scent evidence, according to the Innocence Project, which uses DNA to exonerate the wrongly convicted.
Gary Brecher, aka the War Nerd, says that Sadr has the exact lessons fighting the Americans that the IRA did when fighting the British in the '70s, and is reorganizing his group accordingly.
But Obama's success does show that ordinary Americans want a system that places them at the very center of campaign finance. For more than a decade, we have been working with many other scholars and activists to develop just such a paradigm.
Florida's most powerful bachelor is getting hitched. Gov. Charlie Crist, single for nearly three decades, on Thursday morning became engaged to his girlfriend of nine months, Carole Rome.
L ate last year, Congress agreed to a request from President Bush to fund a major escalation of covert operations against Iran, according to current and former military, intelligence, and congressional sources.
Pundits seem to be converging on a new conventional wisdom: that the drawn-out and extraordinarily competitive Democratic presidential primary race between Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton has cleaved the party in two.Many voters insist that they will not support any Democ …
However, 25 percent said they devoted classroom time to creationism or intelligent design.
The general election is about to unfold and we'll soon see how smart or how foolish Americans really are. The U.S.
Sen. McCain is proposing $3 trillion in tax cuts that would offer nothing to people living and working in poverty. More than half would go to corporations, and much of the rest to high-income taxpayers in the form of AMT relief.
You can even read his old editorials from his college newspaper in which he calls for the violent overthrow of the US Government.
With Clinton's 9 point victory in Pennsylvania last night the race grinds on. Obama made up a lot of ground in Pennsylvania, where just weeks ago he trailed by over twenty points.
Continue reading this entry ...
Indeed, the United States leads the world in producing prisoners, a reflection of a relatively recent and now entirely distinctive American approach to crime and punishment.
Obama supporters will say that her Pennsylvania win will only net Clinton another 14 to 16 delegates -- meaning that she will have to win upcoming primaries by impossibly wide margins to overtake their man's solid delegate lead. And they'll be right.
Legislation introduced in Kentucky, Wisconsin and South Carolina would lower the drinking age for military personnel only. A planned ballot initiative in Missouri would apply to everyone 18 and older.
These guys seem to think that Obama has passed the requirements of a Commander-in-Chief.
A comparison of the campaigns, but this part really jumped out at me.
Some of these mistakes, some of these leaks, some of this infighting, and some of this desperation are the inevitable outcome of a campaign behind the eight ball. Clinton's operation looked a lot more disciplined when she was the prohibitive front-runner.
There's been a lot of talk about experience in this election on the Democratic side. It is one of the main arguments Clinton's supporters use in her favor, but arguments between her supporters and Obama's about it never seem to go anywhere.
Continue reading this entry ...
Fidel Castro leaving office on his own terms is not the kind of change that successive American presidents envisioned for Cuba. In fact, it's a sign that U.S. efforts to isolate that country and bring down its socialist government have failed.
In a sample of 1,015 adult Americans, only 29.5 percent of respondents agreed that nanotechnology was morally acceptable.
But those from red states, apparently, are. Co-Chair of Clinton's MIchigan Campaign: "Superdelegates are not second-class delegates," says Joel Ferguson, who will be a superdelegate if Michigan is seated.
Latest Comments
Republicans challenging unions in state capitols
Why We Should Raise Taxes on the Super-Rich and Lower Them on the Middle Class
Franken apologizes for irritating GOP leader
Obama: GOP blocking unemployed, small business aid
ECRI Plunges 9.8%, Double-Dip Recession Virtually Assured
Americans, I have some bad news for you: You have the worst quality of life in the developed world – by a wide margin.
Sorry, But The Crazies Are All on the Right
The Democrats In Congress Will Now Hold Their Noses And Vote For The Biggest Waste Of Time In American History
A look at details of the health care overhaul law
Forbes - The Misinformed Tea Party Movement