How the Fed’s Pullback of Stimulus Could Affect You
Consumers will likely pay more for home loans. Savers may earn a few more dollars on CDs and Treasurys. Banks could profit. Investors may get squeezed.
Entries by Joe Miller
ObamaCare May Make Finding Treatment Harder for Mentally Ill
For years, much of the country’s struggles with mental-health treatment remained out of the spotlight. But a series of high-profile shootings over the past two years, such as in Aurora, Colo., and Newtown, Conn., and Tucson, Ariz. has drawn attention to a host of deficiencies.
Fraudulent Election? New Ohio Vote Integrity Charges Put Obama’s 2% Margin In Question
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted announced Wednesday that his office discovered another 17 non-citizens illegally cast ballots in the 2012 presidential election.
Man in Same-Sex Marriage May Wed Woman Too, Says North Dakota
A man already married to another man in a state that permits same-sex marriage could wed a woman in North Dakota without breaking state laws, the state’s top attorney has found.
The Top Seven Global Warming Alarmist Setbacks in 2013
Hold your champagne glasses high this holiday season, because the end of 2013 marks the 17th year without global warming.
Judge: Obama’s DHS Facilitating Drug Cartels’ Human Trafficking
A United States federal judge has accused President Barack Obama’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of being complicit in helping Mexican drug cartels and felons inside America smuggle illegal aliens into the country.
Putin: Jealous of Obama’s Surveillance State
Russian President Vladimir Putin defended the U.S. National Security Agency, and even said he envies President Barack Obama in light of the NSA revelations “because he can get away with it.”
‘MUZZLED’: EPA Silenced Scientists that Challenged their Agenda
The Environmental Protection Agency silenced scientific advisers who expressed concerns over the agency’s proposed carbon dioxide emissions limits for coal-fired power plants, House Republicans claim.
Judge Strikes Down Utah’s Gay Marriage Ban as Unconstitutional
A federal judge struck down Utah’s same-sex marriage ban Friday in a decision that brings an increasing nationwide shift toward allowing gay marriage to a conservative state where the Mormon church has long been against it.
Gold Price Stumbles to 6-Month Low After Fed Stimulus Trim
London: Gold slid more than 1 percent on Thursday to its lowest since late June after the U.S. Federal Reserve took its first step away from the ultra-loose monetary policy that had helped drive bullion prices to record highs in recent years.