Interest Cost of New Federal Debt Skyrockets
The Obama administration’s efforts to borrow the U.S. economy into prosperity are meeting more and more skepticism on Wall Street as investors in...
GM Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
After years of suspense, the bankruptcy that surprises nobody is finally official. One of...
More North Korean Missiles, South Remains Calm
According to a May 29 AP release, North Korea has test-fired another short-range missile....
Nurturing the Great Depression
With all eyes on the precarious global economy, 20th-century economic history has never been...
Amnesty International Releases 2009 Report
Amnesty International has released their 2009 report on “The State of the World’s Human...
Fr. Hesburgh Took Notre Dame Off Course
Notre Dame University went ahead with both the honorary degree and the commencement speech...
13-Year-Old Cancer Victim & Parental Rights
Every so often there is a case in which parents refuse to submit their...
Abu Ghraib’s Suppressed Rape, Abuse Photos
The Obama administration has often promised a more open and less secretive presidency, but...
Surveillance of North Korea Increased
One day after Russia said it was going to step up its military surveillance...
“Merchant of Death” Trial Still Looms
The Russian parliament and media refer to him merely as a “Russian businessman.” But...
Tracking Your Digital Trail
Innocent-seeming questionnaires, tests, and surveys are increasingly being disseminated by government officials so that...
EU Banks on More Control
“European Union regulators may get the power to overrule national banking authorities under plans...
U.S. General: 10 More Years of Iraq War
U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey told reporters earlier this week that...
More Belligerence From North Korea
North Korea’s belligerence has now extended to restarting its main nuclear reactor, declaring itself...
Guantanamo Recidivism: Numbers Inflated?
The New York Times published an article on May 20 that divulged that “an...