A memorial & a museum
How did the attacks on the House of Terror manifest themselves? Partly in malicious newspaper articles. Within just one year some 2600 articles were written against our museum, many even without the author having once visited in person.
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Faith in Waynesboro board in danger of fading away
Without a state budget to know how much money will come from Richmond and with a less than amicable relationship with its City Council, the board members have reason to be a little frazzled. No one expected it to manifest like it did Monday morning, …
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Conscience rights, Kikkiplanet, and Smith v Smith
She doesn't make any money from her hobby site, which launched this past September. But her funny, brash perspectives on family life and Edmonton issues have won her an enthusiastic following on Twitter and on her website. Smith's politics aren't easy …
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How Broken Does Health Care Have To Get?
And what are they getting for all that money? Thirteen minutes with a frustrated, rushed, overworked doctor who doesn't have time to listen? Then I read this article that says that the United States spends more than any other country on health care but …
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CBN and close monitoring of banks
Revelations from the ongoing investigations into the management of pension funds that banks were allegedly involved in the local money transfer call for concern. The development is capable of eroding the confidence that is gradually returning to the …
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Crony Capitalism 2.0 and the Wretched of South Africa
He quotes Shakespeare, is a nimble pianist and pays serious money for serious art. Then, of course, he's clever. His brain operates on a higher level. He can interpret a balance sheet at a glance, make lightning fast mental calculations, …
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Not a Surprise
He also spent the university's money on a series of life-sized cardboard cutouts of himself that were placed around campus. While none of these measures made a serious dent in the university's overall budget, they did not look good as the economy …
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Ben Rattles Ron's Gilded Cage
There is an argument that gold is a useful hedge for one's portfolio – a way to protect against certain types of risk, like inflation and currency debasement risk. This argument is invalidated by the [recent] price action. Gold has not traded like a …
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Small-Size Fed Notes Move Up
The Standard Guide to Small-Size Paper Money, 10th Edition is the ultimate price guide for today's collector! Get your copy today! I continue to be disappointed in Colonial and Fractional Currency prices. I believe these notes are undervalued for their …
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Santorum: I suspect Romney hasn't really 'changed his stripes,' it's important …
But why — I mean, the things you criticized him for, getting money in the Olympics and for getting the federal money to start up health care in Massachusetts, preceded the 2008 endorsement. So why was he good enough in 2008 and now you want to beat …
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Gilead shares sink after study announcement
latest money news » From The Post and AP By TOM MURPHY AP Gilead Sciences Inc.'s shares plunged Friday after the drugmaker said a promising hepatitis C treatment it acquired as part of the $ 11 billion Pharmasset purchase may need help from other drugs …
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