This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Police crackdown tries to control exploding violence in Karachi, Pakistan The cost of Obamacare UK throws out 30% of all the food it grows Police crackdown tries to control exploding violence in Karachi, Pakistan
In response to 5 Predictions for Obama’s Obamacare ‘Glitch’ Speech: He won’t admit to the nation that he was profoundly wrong on October 1, when he suggested the problems with the website were minor and due to the popularity of
You know it must be really bad for Obama, when his own Democratic Party head honcho-ette is talking smack about the failed Obamacare website “roll out.” Clearly, the roll out of the website and people’s ease of getting on to
Yesterday I highlighted something Avik Roy pointed out about the design of the Obamacare exchange. Simply put, the decision to force people to create an account in order to shop for plans was made for political reasons not a concern
Not even the Affordable Care Act’s most prominent supporters seem to be able to find kind words for the program’s website. In a Friday morning missive, Washington Post pundits Ezra Klein and Evan Soltas tore into the website as “confusing”
Charles Barkley famously complained that he isn’t a role model, and he was right–technically. Sports figures don’t earn their pay by telling kids to stay in school or modeling appropriate behavior. They’re hired to score touchdowns, smack home runs and
(AP) With turkeys gone wild, Maine expands huntingBy CLARKE CANFIELDAssociated PressPORTLAND, MaineOnce nearly wiped out of existence, turkeys are running wild. Buoyed by what’s been called the most successful wildlife restoration project ever, wild turkeys are eating crops, ruining gardens,
On the day the Obamacare insurance exchanges opened with glitches galore, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin blistered and ridiculed President Barack Obama’s distortions in his Tuesday Rose Garden address to hail his own healthcare law. “I don’t believe America has
(AP) Markets rise even as US government shutdown startsBy STEVE ROTHWELLAP Markets WriterNEW YORKInvestors stayed calm on the first day of a partial shutdown of the U.S. government Tuesday and sent the stock market modestly higher.A long-running dispute in Washington
In response to Video: Glitches Force MSNBC to Give Up on Health Care Exchange Sign Up Attempt: It’s funny as hell to watch the Obama cultists at MSNBC fail to get his stupid health-care disaster to work, but it doesn’t
Free Internet access will be given to more neighborhoods across New York as the Big Apple aims to build a “wireless corridor” designed to boost business, officials announced Monday. Mayor Michael Bloomberg said that from December free web access would
(AP) Rays lose to Blue Jays 7-2, drop into tieBy IAN HARRISONAssociated PressTORONTOThe Tampa Bay Rays dropped into a tie with Texas for the second AL wild-card berth, losing to Toronto 7-2 Saturday as Ryan Goins and Kevin Pillar hit
(AP) NY school team calls it quits after football deathBy CAROLYN THOMPSONAssociated PressBROCTON, N.Y.It was a question with no right answer that tugged heavy at the hearts of Damon Janes’ teammates when the 16-year-old died after a hit in a
HHS announced on Thursday more delays in implementing ObamaCare. Enrollment for small businesses and Spanish speakers have both been delayed. Via The Hill: Small businesses will not be able to buy health insurance through new online marketplaces when they launch
Fox News’ Ed Henry gets a funny response from White House Press Secretary Jay Carney when he points out spin in the HHS report comparison on insurance premiums…
Jon Voight, a rare openly conservative Republican in Hollywood, bluntly called President Barack Obama a socialist when interviewed at the Hollywood Reporter’s Emmy Party last week. Voight told FOX411: I have really big difficulties with what is going on, and
Some art is timeless, while other pieces purposefully take us back to a specific time and place. The stage production of Sarah Tuft’s 110 Stories, an emotional tribute to the heroes of 9/11 as well the city that stood tall,
Two of the people massacred in the Kenyan mall in Nairobi were a British couple only weeks away from the birth of their first child. Ross Langdon, an architect who had worked on a number of Africa-based projects, one of
The fingerprint sensor on the new iPhone 5S, which was released on Friday to much fanfare, is causing privacy concerns among lawmakers in light of revelations that the National Security Agency has collected information from nearly all of the country’s
By was just about to post something on Alan Grayson’s “Stealth Socialism,” but stopped myself after I saw Jorge Bonilla’s release on the very matter. He sums it up quite well, no need for my input. Here it is- In
What do you do when you’ve sold more than 2.5 million records? When you’ve topped the Billboard charts a couple of times and written a few platinum albums? When you’ve been nominated for Grammys and written or licensed dozens of songs for
Most Minor League Baseball players spend their time on the farm trying to move up. The same is true for coaches and managers. The idea is to toil in the lower levels of the game they love, proving their mettle
(AP) World leaders push big companies to pay more taxesBy ANGELA CHARLTONAssociated PressST. PETERSBURG, RussiaIt’s time to make Google, Apple and other multinational companies pay more taxes. That’s the message President Barack Obama and the leaders of the world’s leading
Reports this week from New York mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner’s inner circle claim he is already preparing for a “comeback” after he inevitably loses his current bid for mayor of the Big Apple. Should Anthony Weiner lose his bid for
A New York man who booby-trapped the area around marijuana plants on his property died Saturday after he nearly decapitated himself by driving into one of the traps–a nearly-invisible wire. Daniel R. Ricketts, 50, was driving his all-terrain vehicle around 2:30 PM
