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Americans Unhappy With Obama's Handling Of The Economy
Several recent polls have shown that the majority of the American people are disappointed with President Obama’s handling of the Afghanistan war and his overall job performance. Adding to this bleak picture, a new survey has found that most people don’t trust the president on the economy, either.
Moderate Physical Activity May Lower Alzheimer's Disease Risk Among The Elderly
The results of a long-term study that was recently presented at the International Conference on Alzheimer’s disease in Hawaii may give hope to those who are looking for a natural way to help prevent the debilitating condition as well as other forms of cognitive decline.
Tea Party Activists Blast Lindsey Graham's Comments
After a string of late spring primaries in which many Tea Party candidates gained nominations, some prominent conservatives have criticized the movement for what they see as its extreme agenda that threatens to turn off moderate voters in November.
Gingrich Considers 2012 Presidential Run, Calls Obama A 'Disaster'
Former United States Speaker of the House and current political analyst Newt Gingrich told the Associated Press (AP) on Monday that he is seriously considering a presidential run in 2012.
MLB Players Condemn Arizona Immigration Law, Threaten 2011 All-Star Game Boycott
Arizona’s controversial new immigration law was a major topic of conversation in the sports world earlier this week, with several prominent athletes speaking out against the statute during Major League Baseball’s All-Star game festivities.
Brown Makes Deal, Will Vote 'Yes' On Financial Overhaul Bill
Senator Scott Brown (R-Mass.) may have assured the upcoming passage of the Obama administration’s historically aggressive financial reform bill by announcing on Monday that he will support the measure when it comes up for vote this week.
Americans Support SCOTUS Verdict On Chicago Handgun Ban, Poll Finds
As Chicago authorities try to mitigate the impact of a recent Supreme Court decision to strike down the city’s longstanding gun ban, a new poll has found that the American people tend to support the highest court’s decision in McDonald v Chicago.
While Chicago Gun Rights Supporters Celebrate, City Tries To Enforce Other Gun Restrictions
The Illinois State Rifle Association (ISRA) held a rally last week to celebrate the recent United States Supreme Court decision in McDonald v Chicago that struck down a long-standing city gun ban. However, as those advocates cheered, city officials issued an ordinance designed to impose restrictions on gun ownership.
API Blasts Ideas For New Taxes Amid Oil Spill, Weak Economy
The United States Congress prepares to consider a major energy bill later this summer, and some lawmakers have suggested paying for new programs through higher taxes on oil and natural gas companies. However, the American Petroleum Institute (API) has criticized the idea, saying it would further imperil an already weak economic recovery.
Fish Oil Supplements May Help Stave Off Breast Cancer Among Postmenopausal Women
Older women may be able to reduce their risk of developing breast cancer by taking daily fish oil supplements, according to a new study.
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