The writers at Lew Rockwell.com are all blasting the national remembrance of Memorial Day.
Libertarians seem to get nastier and nastier as time goes on.
In a season that inspires earnest letters about toys, one notable batch is being sent not by kids to Santa's workshop but by parents to the executive suites of real-world toy makers.
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Russia, Iran and Qatar took their first serious steps toward forming an OPEC-style cartel for natural gas on Tuesday, a prospect that has unnerved energy-importing nations in Europe and the United States.
Market psychology experts weigh in on what's feeding the selling frenzy on Wall Street and when to look for investors' moods to change.
Federal Reserve officials have been pushing for Citigroup Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co. to reach a compromise over Wachovia Corp., according to a media report.
The Federal Reserve said Sunday it had granted a request by the last two major U.S. investment banks - Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley - to change their status to bank holding companies.
Gov. Sarah Palin may eventually have said "no thanks" to a federally funded Bridge to Nowhere.
Pulling SOME cash has some advantage, but a wheel barrow full of worthless dollars will be less valuable than the good solid wheel barrow itself that can be used in your veggie victory garden or bartered and exchanged for some other good or service.
After 25 years as a doorman on Manhattan's Upper East Side, Carl Petrone was ready to retire from the cold winters and his daily commute.
The rich are sharing America's financial pain - and contributing to it.
Juneau's electric power utility has pleaded guilty to destroying a bald eagle nest.
The Federal Reserve signed off Monday on a long-anticipated plan to end the abusive lending practices that victimized many borrowers in the now-collapsed subprime market.
Bartenders, waiters and other workers who depend on tips for much of their income say they are seeing decreases as customers feeling the economic pinch trim their gratuities .
Some employers are reconsidering the traditional five-days-in-the-office pattern as the national average price for a gallon of gas hovers around $4.
60 months of WAR @ 1 billion dollars a day, ='s 60 Billion dollars with interest.
A culture and its people wiped out.
4000 dead Americans
Geo on TV last night Hideous!
— cali54
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