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For The Children: Michelle Obama’s Plan To Force Businesses To Expand In Less-Profitable Areas
On Wednesday, first lady Michelle Obama announced commitments from major food retailers to expand more than 1,500 stores in order to provide more access to healthy food at more affordable prices, as part of her “Let’s Move” campaign to end childhood obesity.
Coverage From The First-Ever Presidential Twitter Debate
In another example of social media’s undeniable presence in the 2012 Presidential race, TheTeaparty.net presented the first-ever Presidential Twitter Debate on Wednesday. It was hosted by conservative Talk Radio network host Rusty Humphries, and conservative commentator and columnist S.E. Cupp tweeted the questions to candidates.
Obama Waivers On Promise To Veto Short-Term Debt Ceiling Proposal
About a week after President Barack Obama vowed to veto any short-term solution to the debt ceiling issue, the Commander in Chief appears to have flip-flopped on his stance.
Tax Questions Haunt Gang Of Six
Part of the deficit-reduction proposal put forward by the “Gang of Six,” a bipartisan group of senators comprised of three Democrats and three Republicans, is reforming the tax code. The reforms would reduce the number of tax brackets from six to three. However, experts are divided as to whether these reforms will lower taxes or raise them.
Study Suggests We Can Control Our Memory
A new study has found that people may be able to control what they can and cannot remember.
What's Behind The Hullabaloo Over Bachmann's Migraines?
The mainstream media have latched onto The Daily Caller’s article about Michele Bachmann suffering from migraines. The initial allegation was that, because her headaches are stress-induced, Bachmann may find the stressful job of the Presidency “incapacitating.”
Nearly Two Dozen States End Fiscal Year With Budget Surpluses
While the Federal government remains embroiled in the debt ceiling debate, more than 20 States are poised to record surpluses.
Expert Panel Recommends Upgrades For U.S. Nuclear Plants
An expert task force recently said that upgrades need to be made to many nuclear power plants in the United States to prepare them for catastrophic events.
Man’s Racism-Laced Demand For Obama’s Assassination Ruled Free Speech
A California man, previously found guilty of threatening to kill or do bodily harm to a major Presidential candidate in comments on an Internet message board, had his conviction overturned by a Federal appeals court Tuesday. The court found that the man’s comments, which included several racist slurs and a demand for someone to “shoot” then-Presidential candidate Barack Obama, were protected under the First Amendment as free speech.
House Passes 'Cut, Cap And Balance' Bill
The Republican Party’s “Cut, Cap and Balance” bill — which seeks to end the debt ceiling debate — was recently passed by the House by a vote of 234-190.
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