Archive for the ‘Top Story’ Category

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  The President Has Lost The Trust of The People

  June 13, 2014 • Top Story • 1948

  A new Gallup Poll shows that a majority of Americans think President Obama is no longer trustworthy. This may not be news to

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  The Antidote To Aging

  June 12, 2014 • Top Story • 1767

  Retirement is dead, or at least retirement as we know it.  A new survey of American adults over the age of fifty finds that

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  Eric Cantor’s Massive Failure, By The Numbers

  June 11, 2014 • Top Story • 2029

  House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va) lost last night in a primary race against a scrappy economics professor named Dave Brat,

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  The Frightening Transfer Of Taxpayer Info To A Powerful Force

  June 10, 2014 • Top Story • 2280

  It may be too late for anyone to save Lois Lerner from herself and this won’t help.  Newly released, confidential emails

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  Bending Over Backwards And Taking It Is The Name Of The Game

  June 9, 2014 • Top Story • 1525

  Flexibility is key in today’s economy, just look around.  The number of freelancing, contract workers who string together

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  Penny For Your Thoughts on Regulation…

  June 6, 2014 • Top Story • 1780

  Regulations in this country are a hidden counter force that has held the American Dream down and sucked vital money out of the

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  When The American Dream Became A Nightmare

  June 5, 2014 • Top Story • 1978

  Hope and change is the platform President Obama ran on, and a change to the hope Americans hold dear has been achieved.

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  House Poor America

  June 4, 2014 • Top Story • 2353

  Things are rough for Americans these days and it shows in our housing costs.  New reporting shows that half of Americans can no

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  The Death of Summer Lovin’

  June 3, 2014 • Top Story • 1493

  What is more American than apple pie?  It’s working that crappy summer job to pay for date night with the cute classmate

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  Down The Rabbit Hole of Emission Control We Go

  June 2, 2014 • Top Story • 1626

  Strict regulations are coming to the energy sector, specifically the coal-fired plants that were once plentiful, and but