What happened to jobs in March has been called everything from disappointing to inconsequential, thus reinforcing the view that nobody knows what they’re talking about when it comes to
A rowdy demonstration last week against the imposition of two-tiered fees at normally laid-back Santa Monica College may have been a near-riot, but it forced their Board
Happy Easter, here are some Easter fun facts!!
-86% of people would prefer having chocolate bunnies instead of a live rabbit.
-Adults prefer milk chocolate (65%) over dark chocolate (27%
Former Gov. Mitt Romney won handily in Wisconsin, Maryland and DC primaries on Tuesday. There are a couple conclusions born out of results in Wisconsin, in particular. As the primary
Employment rose by 120,000 in March, and the unemployment rate was little changed at 8.2 percent. Employment rose in manufacturing, food services and drinking
places, and health care,
Congress shall work toward a Constitutional Amendment that places Election Integrity outside the power of the government. That amendment, whose terms shall be formulated via the National Initiative for Democracy
In a move many viewed as tone-deaf, Apple said recently they will keep $60 billion of their $100 billion reserve parked offshore until taxes on the money are greatly
While his grandchildren compete to find the most Easter eggs this weekend, Lawrence Paul of Palm Harbor, Florida will be on an egg hunt of his own. Part of a
The Golden State was once seen as a beacon of growth and entrepreneurship- a model economy many sought to imitate. Hard hit by the recession and housing crisis, the state
The winner of Fortune 500’s annual ranking of America’s largest companies in 2011, was really no surprise. Walmart Stores ranked number one on the list for the second
As the Fukushima radiation hits the West Coast, we would do well to recall that Cascadia, The Pacific Northwest, is no stranger to the intercontinental pollution:
new study
With radioactive