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Perry Gives NYC Lessons in Business-Friendly Policies

Perry Gives NYC Lessons in Business-Friendly Policies

New York City will get a brief taste of Lone Star State economics, as Texas Governor Rick Perry travels there to speak to various business leaders. TexasOne is hosting a reception from April 22-24, focused around Texas’ pro-business policies and their positive

Wasserman Schultz's Big Fat Obamacare Lie

Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) has just stated that, ” Thanks to the law, over eight million people have quality health insurance.” This statement is a big fat lie, considering that there is no way the Obama administration, or Wasserman Schultz

The End is Nigh. Will Los Angeles Repent?

The End is Nigh. Will Los Angeles Repent?

Los Angeles is falling fast on a downward economic spiral, and has been for a generation. The city ranks worst in the U.S. in job creation–behind even bankrupt Detroit–and near the bottom in public pension liabilities. Longtime residents complain of

Reynolds: Silicon Valley Scares Americans

Reynolds: Silicon Valley Scares Americans

Veteran blogger and law professor Glenn Reynolds points out in his latest USA Today column that Silicon Valley has lost the trust of the American people. The problem is not just that the tech giants have become embroiled in the scandals surrounding

Why It Is Hard to Fix California

Why It Is Hard to Fix California

“Maybe we can start again, in the new rich land–in California, where the fruit grows. We’ll start over.” – John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath  America is the greatest nation on Earth–and California, by virtue of its population, wealth and natural

March Madness: Top 10 Takeaways from Round of 64

March Madness: Top 10 Takeaways from Round of 64

With overtimes galore, boneheaded fouls, buzzer-beaters, and stunning upsets, the Round of 64 more than lived up to its annual billing. Here are the top 10 takeaways going into the Round of 32, which begins around noon EST on Saturday

Twitter Loses Over $1000 Every Minute

Twitter Loses Over $1000 Every Minute

We love Twitter, but it’s losing over $1,000 every minute. That’s according to a new website called “Turning a Profit,” which is hosted by worldpayzinc.com, a mobile credit card payments company. The site allows users to click a stopwatch and

Where's the Chinese Tea Party?

Where's the Chinese Tea Party?

As the days mount, and the frustration builds, in the wake of the disappearance of Malaysian Air Flight 370, the Chinese are starting to react like Americans–with loud outrage. That is, ordinary Chinese, fearful about the fate of loved ones

'Man With the 132 Lb. Scrotum' Star Dies at 49

'Man With the 132 Lb. Scrotum' Star Dies at 49

The star of the TLC documentary The Man With the 132 Lb. Scrotum died Friday following two recent heart attacks. Wesley Warren Jr. suffered from scrotal lymphedema, a rare condition which caused enormous swelling in his testicles. Warren had the growth

ACC Tournament Big Apple Bound?

ACC Tournament Big Apple Bound?

The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) has migrated northward up the Atlantic coast by gobbling up former Big East mainstays. So, league officials naturally want to move its March basketball tournament to the major media market on the East Coast. The

Texas Market Report–March 11, 2014

Texas Market Report–March 11, 2014

Each business day, Breitbart Texas offers the latest Texas-specific commodity prices and stock market reports for the state’s largest publicly traded companies. West Texas Intermediate Crude     $99.46/bbl      -1.66 NYMEX Natural Gas        $4.60/MMBtu    -0.05 ExxonMobil Corp.           $94.01  

Texas Market Report–March 12, 2014

Texas Market Report–March 12, 2014

Each business day, Breitbart Texas offers the latest Texas-specific commodity prices and stock market reports for the state’s largest publicly traded companies. West Texas Intermediate Crude     $98.09/bbl      -1.94 NYMEX Natural Gas        $4.49/MMBtu    -0.12 ExxonMobil Corp.           $94.21  

Apple's CEO Tim Cook denies green is bad

Apple's CEO Tim Cook denies green is bad

Apple’s board, chock full of environmental activists like Al Gore and Tim Cook, rarely miss a chance to polish their premium brand’s image with the faithful climate change cabal. This happened yesterday when CEO Tim Cook told a skeptical Apple shareholder and conservative