February is Black History Month, and as I have already been planning to address how Governor Palin's principles and policies greatly benefit the Black community, there is no better time than now for Part I.
About 7 in 10 national adults, including 88% of Republicans, say it is important that Republican leaders in Congress take the Tea Party movement's positions and objectives into account as they address the nation's problems.
On his second day as head of Iceland's third-largest bank, Arni Tomasson faced a crisis: The bank was out of cash. "Everybody was panicked -- depositors, creditors, banks around the world."
More than a dozen scientists took aim at climate skeptics in a letter to members of Congress late last week, calling on lawmakers to put aside politics and focus on the science behind climate change.
"Looking at the gridded map, it seems like they are going to take the whole Nantucket Lightship area away from us and about 80 percent of the Great South Channel area," said Paul Wessecker, the owner of three local scallop vessels.
The recent drive behind H.R. 3, the "No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act," is animated by one thing and one thing only -- the deep and abiding belief among its cosponsors that women are chattel.
It is more than time for Congress to force the issue and take this investigation beyond a Commerce Department that, through Locke's stands, has forfeited any perception of fairness and concept of justice.
Michael Milken, the infamous junk bonds guy, has met with investors on the possibility of buying and selling future fish through catch share, or "catch and trade." NOAA and its National Marine Fisheries Service claims this is the answer to their poor management woes.
South Dakota lawmakers have introduced a bill that would force all of the state's citizens to buy a gun to provide for the self defense of themselves and others.
Wall Street and its bigwigs may be al-Qaeda's next target. The FBI confirmed that major financial institutions have been briefed on threats gleaned from an al-Qaeda magazine and blogger, and insisted those threats were general in nature.
112th United States Congress has not initiated any private discussions.