Liberty News
Massa To Resign Due To Ethics Committee Probe, Blasts Democratic Leaders
Representative Eric Massa (D-NY) announced last week that he will resign from his post amid an Ethics Committee inquiry into inappropriate remarks that he made to a male staffer during a wedding reception at the end of December.
Paterson Claims Innocence, Will Not Resign
In the face of immense pressure to resign his post, embattled New York Governor David Paterson has told reporters that he has no plans to quit, as he doesn’t think that he has "been accused of anything."
Conservatives Are Among The Critics Of Karl Rove's New Book
Former top George W. Bush adviser Karl Rove’s defense of his boss’ presidency has been facing criticism not only from Democrats, but also from Rove’s own party members.
Tea Party Leaders Descend On Washington To Lobby Against Healthcare Reform
Local Tea Party movement leaders travelled to the nation’s capital last week to kick off the Take the Town Halls to Washington project at a press conference on Capitol Hill on March 9.
Chief Justice Roberts Calls State Of The Union 'a Political Pep Rally'
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said last week that President Obama’s actions during his first State of the Union address were "very troubling," noting that the atmosphere surrounding the annual event has "degenerated to a political pep rally," according to media reports.
Pine Bark Extract Helps Counteract Kidney Damage
Results of a newly released study suggest that the antioxidant pycnogenol, a plant extract from the bark of the French maritime pine tree, is capable of counteracting kidney damage caused by high blood pressure, decreasing urinary problems and improving blood flow to the kidneys.
Non-traditional Pain Management Techniques Found To Be Effective In Acute Care Hospital
Results of a recent study have suggested that non-traditional therapies are capable of significantly relieving pain among a range of hospitalized patients.
Survey: Nearly Half Of American Workers Have Saved Less Than $10,000 For Retirement
The percentage of American workers who said they have minimal retirement savings grew for the third consecutive year, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute’s (EBRI) annual Retirement Confidence Survey released on Tuesday.
Opponents Vow To Combat DC Gay Marriage Law
Tuesday was the first day that same-sex couples were allowed to marry in Washington, D.C., and opponents of the new law are already vowing to fight to overturn it.
Two ACORN Employees Arrested For Voter Fraud
Two former voter registration employees of the Association of Community Organizers for Reform Now (ACORN) were among five Wisconsin residents charged March 8 with fraud relating to the 2008 presidential election.
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