Monthly Archives: January 2010
Newsweek actually steps up to bat and tries to play the journalism game. President Barack Obama received a high-level briefing only three days before Christmas about possible holiday-period terrorist threats against the US, Newsweek has learned. The briefing was centered … Continue reading
Nice chart-graphic on charitable givings:
CNN: December was the first month since the beginning of the Iraq war in which there were no U.S. combat deaths, the U.S. military reported. There were three noncombat fatalities. “That is a very significant milestone for us as we … Continue reading
At the heart of our economic crash was the housing bubble. Conversely, any economic recovery requires a healing and improving housing market. There’s been a lot of rosy talk making the rounds about the housing “recovery” of late. The National … Continue reading
Andy McCarthy: Back in the early summer, I wrote about how, even as the Iranian regime continued killing American troops, the Obama administration had engaged in shameful negotiations with an Iran-backed terror network (the League of the Righteous) in Iraq … Continue reading