 | The Winter Of Our Discontent »
Any notion of growing disappointment was left out of President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech last week. It shouldn't have been. The seeds of discontent are being sowed across America. Obama is more prolific than Johnny Appleseed. More » |
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 | Laughing All The Way To The Central Bank »
As the housing bubble expanded in the run-up to its inevitable crash, the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee meetings became a veritable laugh fest. Scribes have been perusing transcripts from FOMC meetings up to 2006 that the Fed released in January. They have found that, as the bubble expanded, the giddiness in the meetings likewise increased. More » |
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 | War Rhetoric Heating Up »
U.S. officials say that Iran, in response to mounting tension from the West, is prepared to launch terrorist attacks within the borders of the United States. As aggressive rhetoric toward Iran continues to come from U.S. officials, high-ranking members of the Islamic Republic are pushing back through the country's state-run media. More » |
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 | Ron Paul Likely To Score Delegates »
According to The Christian-Science Monitor, the champion of liberty will likely win more delegates to the 2012 GOP convention this week than Newt Gingrich or Rick Santorum. In fact, the news outlet says, Paul likely will have more delegates than the two combined. More » |
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 | Does The Muslim World Still Want Salman Rushdie Dead? »
In 1989, a novel penned by British Indian novelist and essayist Salman Rushdie resulted in Iran's then-supreme leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's declaration of a fatwa — a legal opinion or ruling issued by an Islamic scholar — calling "good Muslims" to assassinate the author. Now, more than two decades after the novel's publication, the Islamic community is still up in arms over The Satanic Verses. More » |
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Hey, Where Are You Guys Going?
 Cardow, The Ottawa Citizen |
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