Archive for the ‘Top Story’ Category

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  50% Is Good Enough For Gov’t Work

  October 29, 2013 • Top Story • 1281

  This may come as no surprise, but according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Government employees are 50% more

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  New Math: The Numbers Don’t Lie, Unless You Do

  October 28, 2013 • Top Story • 1584

  George Orwell must be beaming, but we’ll get to that.  But first, there are two startling facts about the Affordable Care

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  Uncle Sam Knows Best

  October 25, 2013 • Top Story • 1163

  Under the never-ending wisdom of the Federal Government, parents are being told that the lunch they pack is not good enough.  In

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  Lawsuit Settlement Gets College Coming and Going

  October 24, 2013 • Top Story • 1227

  Most people agree the legal system in this country is out of whack, and the University of California-Davis feeling the brunt of

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  Bubbles & Leverage:
  Greenspan’s Greatest Hits

  October 23, 2013 • Top Story • 1141

  Alan Greenspan has taken time from his job as understudy to the Count on Sesame Street to reminisce about the economy that

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  The Crossroads of Private Business & Govt Folly

  October 22, 2013 • Top Story • 1093

  This may come at no surprise but when the Government turned to private companies to do their bidding, ‘glitches’ won

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  Inflate This:US Debt Balloons Over Last 3 yrs

  October 21, 2013 • Top Story • 1303

  Here is a startling fact: Over the last three years, US federal debt has increased enough to pay for 3 yrs at a state college for

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  The Sky Didn’t Fall When Things Shutdown

  October 18, 2013 • Top Story • 1381

  Looking back on the Federal Shutdown of 2013, it looks like things weren’t so bad.  While hundreds of thousands furloughed

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  Fast Food & Welfare, Like Love & Marriage

  October 17, 2013 • Top Story • 1160

  Was it the chicken or the egg that came first?  A new ‘study’ is out, linking the low wages of fast food mavens like

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  Hide & Go Seek, Government Shutdown Style

  October 16, 2013 • Top Story • 1274

  What is the best way to avoid sticker shock?  How about hiding the cost until it’s too late.  That’s the game plan