Print Wynton Hall Read Full Bio Pentagon: Espionage Strengthening China's Military Power Monday, the Pentagon released a report detailing China’s vast use of technological espionage to expand its military power. The Pentagon report said China uses foreign investments, commercial joint ventures, academic exchanges, and industrial and technological espionage to strengthen its weapons systems. 6 May 2013 Homeland Security: Check All Student Visas 'Effective Immediately' An internal Department of Homeland Security memo has instructed border agents to automatically verify the visa status of every international student "effective immediately." 6 May 2013 Feds Seek Additional Prisoner Releases The Federal Bureau of Prisons’ (BOP) “Compassionate Release Program” seeks to reduce prison overcrowding by releasing elderly and infirmed inmates. However, a recent congressional hearing revealed that five federal prisons are currently empty, including one purchased for $165 million last October from the state of Illinois. 5 May 2013 Paul Ryan Supports 'Concept' of Internet Sales Tax Former GOP Vice Presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) says he believes the “concept” of an Internet tax is correct but that “it’s got to be done the right way.” 5 May 2013 Obama Rolls Back $5 Billion in Sequester Cuts The White House budget office is using an obscure budget rule to restore $5 billion in sequester-related cuts. 5 May 2013 NYT: Real Unemployment at 21.9 Million On Friday, President Barack Obama’s Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers Alan B. Krueger took a victory lap of sorts after the Labor Department’s jobs report showed the U.S. added 165,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in April. 3 May 2013 Obama Budget Contains Mexico Border Crossing Tax Proposal Among the issues Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto may wish to discuss with President Barack Obama during his Mexico visit is little-noticed border crossing tax language tucked inside Obama’s 2014 budget. 3 May 2013 Fed Pumping, Jobs Report Drive Dow to 15,000 The Federal Reserve’s monthly buying of $85 billion in bonds (known as quantitative easing), combined with today’s upwardly revised February and March job gains, powered the Dow to a record 15,000. 3 May 2013 Veteran Disability Benefit Wait Times Up 2,000% Under Obama The Center for Investigative Reporting’s (CIR) review of internal Veterans Affairs documents reveals that the number of veterans waiting for disability compensation has increased 2000% under President Barack Obama. 3 May 2013 GOP's Ron Meyer Announces Bid to Become Nation's Youngest Congressman Conservative spokesman and communications professional Ron Meyer, 23, has filed to run for U.S. Congress in Virginia’s 11th District. 2 May 2013 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next
Pentagon: Espionage Strengthening China's Military Power Monday, the Pentagon released a report detailing China’s vast use of technological espionage to expand its military power. The Pentagon report said China uses foreign investments, commercial joint ventures, academic exchanges, and industrial and technological espionage to strengthen its weapons systems. 6 May 2013
Homeland Security: Check All Student Visas 'Effective Immediately' An internal Department of Homeland Security memo has instructed border agents to automatically verify the visa status of every international student "effective immediately." 6 May 2013
Feds Seek Additional Prisoner Releases The Federal Bureau of Prisons’ (BOP) “Compassionate Release Program” seeks to reduce prison overcrowding by releasing elderly and infirmed inmates. However, a recent congressional hearing revealed that five federal prisons are currently empty, including one purchased for $165 million last October from the state of Illinois. 5 May 2013
Paul Ryan Supports 'Concept' of Internet Sales Tax Former GOP Vice Presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) says he believes the “concept” of an Internet tax is correct but that “it’s got to be done the right way.” 5 May 2013
Obama Rolls Back $5 Billion in Sequester Cuts The White House budget office is using an obscure budget rule to restore $5 billion in sequester-related cuts. 5 May 2013
NYT: Real Unemployment at 21.9 Million On Friday, President Barack Obama’s Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers Alan B. Krueger took a victory lap of sorts after the Labor Department’s jobs report showed the U.S. added 165,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in April. 3 May 2013
Obama Budget Contains Mexico Border Crossing Tax Proposal Among the issues Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto may wish to discuss with President Barack Obama during his Mexico visit is little-noticed border crossing tax language tucked inside Obama’s 2014 budget. 3 May 2013
Fed Pumping, Jobs Report Drive Dow to 15,000 The Federal Reserve’s monthly buying of $85 billion in bonds (known as quantitative easing), combined with today’s upwardly revised February and March job gains, powered the Dow to a record 15,000. 3 May 2013
Veteran Disability Benefit Wait Times Up 2,000% Under Obama The Center for Investigative Reporting’s (CIR) review of internal Veterans Affairs documents reveals that the number of veterans waiting for disability compensation has increased 2000% under President Barack Obama. 3 May 2013
GOP's Ron Meyer Announces Bid to Become Nation's Youngest Congressman Conservative spokesman and communications professional Ron Meyer, 23, has filed to run for U.S. Congress in Virginia’s 11th District. 2 May 2013
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