Personal Liberty News Desk Archive
U.S. Treasury Blocks Banks Dealing With Iran
An effort to circumvent sanctions on Iran was particularly sensitive because the institution in question in the United Arab Emirates is partly owned by the local government of Dubai, an ally of the United States.
GAO Audit Shows Federal Government Still Wasteful
A year after the investigators identified 81 areas where the government double-spends or has the potential to cut costs, President Barack Obama and Congress have solved just four of these problems.
Obama Urges Governors To Increase Funding For Education
President Barack Obama urged governors across the country to invest more State resources in education, as he noted that a highly skilled workforce is crucial for the U.S. to remain competitive with other nations.
Gold Prices Rise As Euro Increases Ahead Of ECB Financing
The price of gold rose on February 28, as a drop in the value of the American dollar coupled with gains made by the euro pushed the precious metals market skywards.
White House Money Helped Fund NYPD Surveillance
Millions of dollars in White House money has helped to fund New York Police Department programs that placed entire American Muslim neighborhoods under constant surveillance.
Obama Adviser Defends President On Gas Prices
The rising cost of gas has prompted a public outcry in the U.S., something that the White House has looked to push back against as an adviser defended President Barack Obama over the pain at the pump argument made by the GOP.
Gun Ownership Difficult Despite Rulings By High Court
In 2008, following a court case that challenged the restrictive gun laws in Washington, D.C., the Supreme Court ordered local government officials to make it possible for law-abiding residents to own a gun.
Seven States Sue To Block Mandate For Contraception
Seven States filed a lawsuit to block the Federal government’s requirement that religious organizations provide health insurance coverage that includes access to contraception for women, free of charge.
California Judge Rules Government Cannot Deny Benefits To Same-Sex Spouses
A Federal judge in San Francisco ruled that the U.S. government cannot deny health benefits to the wife of a lesbian court employee by relying on legislation from 1996 that bars government recognition of same-sex unions.
Obama Sends Apology Letter To Karzai Following Quran Incident
The Afghan President’s office announced that it had received a letter from President Barack Obama apologizing for the burning of Qurans at a U.S. military base in Afghanistan.





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