THIRD TIME IS MITT’S CHARM?: There are rumblings that the GOP may once again cast its lonely eyes toward Mitt Romney as the 2016 Republican nominee for President. People are …
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There’s good news today on the labor front. NBC News correspondent Chelsea Clinton, who was paid a reported $600,000 for a handful of stories filed since 2011, has left the …
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Old habits die hard. But they do eventually die. Witness this week’s statistics from the US sound recording industry. The fewest record album sales since accurate data measurement was instituted were sold …
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The great writer Voltaire is often quoted as noting, “To determine the true rulers of any society, all you must do is ask yourself this question: Who is it that …
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GMO food advocates won a victory this week, as a US District Court judge overruled a law requiring “buffer zones” between GMO crop plantings and schools, homes and hospitals. US …
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Things must be bad in Honduras. After all, so many people are leaving there and heading north that it can’t be a great place to live. Right? Well, yes and no. …
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PERRY J’ACCUSE: Texas Governor and rumored 2016 Presidential candidate Rick Perry was indicted by an Austin grand jury for two felony counts of alleged abuse of power. Republican Perry is …
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It’s a tactic as old as news – release things you don’t want others to know about late on a Friday or Saturday. In the old days, it worked because …
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If you’re a student in a Los Angeles school, you no longer have much to fear if you fight or bring alcohol and marijuana to class. That’s because the nation’s …
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RUSH TO JUDGMENT: Everyone by now knows what happened in Florence, Missouri last week. It’s just that opinions differ depending on whom you ask, and everything is based on hearsay. …