This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Iran will ‘roll back’ its nuclear program, starting January 20 Plummeting velocity of money explains deflation trend France’s ‘First Lady’ admitted to hospital Iran will ‘roll back’ its nuclear program, starting January 20 U.S.
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Israel’s former prime minister Ariel Sharon dies France’s Francois Hollande’s affair throws U.S. visit into doubt Israel’s former prime minister Ariel Sharon dies Israel’s former prime minister Ariel Sharon died Saturday after eight years
Red State’s Erick Erickson calls it “the stupidest headline and premise of a story ever.” Hot Air’s Ed Morrissey describes “pretty much every word” of the article itself as “nonsense.” While I agree completely with them both, what I also
U.S. Marine Corps Commandant Gen. James Amos told Marines in Afghanistan that by the end of this year their mission will have been “completed,” U-T San Diego reported today. However, the same article pointed out that it remains uncertain whether
A deadly pig-killing virus called porcine epidemic diarrhea virus, or PED, that has spread to farms in 22 states may have come from China, where an almost identical virus rampaged through the Chinese hog market in 2012. The virus arrived
The New Jersey Legislature’s enormous volume of correspondence released over the Chris Christie bridge scandal gave the media more than a thousand pages of homework to pore over through the weekend. Overall, media outlets covered the documents in a way that
The Chris Christie bridge scandal has kept journalists reading all weekend, as the New Jersey Legislature released thousands of pages of documents related to the incident Friday. Among them is the actual traffic study those involved claim was responsible for
The International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) has confirmed that the Taliban shot down a U.S. Blackhawk helicopter on December 17, 2013 in the Zabul province of Afghanistan. When the Army aircraft went down the ISAF initially indicated “there was no
After only one short season, Senator John McCain’s daughter Meghan saw the cancellation of her reality show, Raising McCain. However, on the heels of that cancellation, the Pivot Network has now announced that McCain will host a midnight political talk
It could be days until residents in Charleston, WV, receive safe tap water after a chemical spill in the Elk River. Jeff McIntyre, president of West Virginia American Water, said that officials had set up four labs to test the amount
Healthcare insurance companies are announcing that they are having trouble getting paid by the thousands of new policy holders who signed up through the new healthcare exchanges, resulting in far fewer enrollees than expected. Despite this news, Obama’s former campaign
(AP) Feds won’t renew health website’s lead contractorBy RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVARAssociated PressWASHINGTONThe government’s much-maligned health insurance website is getting a new outside contractor to steer the revamped portal through the remainder of open enrollment season.The Obama administration and lead website contractor
Though some Americans may assume that the Common Core State Standards will only affect children attending public schools, those in private, faith-based, and homeschooled education could experience the impact of the new initiative eventually. The Home School Legal Defense Association
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Five members of a banned militant group have been arrested and a homemade bomb was defused in the southern Russian town of Nalchik, a National Anti-terror Committee (NAC) spokesman said on Saturday. Nalchik, in the foothills of
Reuters reports that CGI Federal, the contractor behind the disaster that is the federal ObamaCare website, is out and another large contractor, Accenture, will take its place with a new $91 million contract. One expert in this area of federal
“We are full, and I think parents who are coming into the city now need to appreciate that they can’t sort of pick and choose anymore. The schools in the city are full to bursting.” So remarked Anne Steele-Arnett, a
A four-year old boy was inadvertently killed by U.S. Forces in Afghanistan, according to Afghan officials. The Helmand province governor’s office told Reuters “that U.S. Marines based in the violence-plagued province mistakenly shot the boy on Wednesday because visibility was poor.”
A member of the Afghan National Army (ANA) is waiting to be hanged after being convicted by an Afghan court of killing a U.S. Marine in 2012, in what is commonly known as a green-on-blue attack, Marine Corps Times reported.
Now that the first deadline has passed and healthcare.gov is more or less working as it should have been in October, a new problem is beginning to reveal itself. So far, the mix of young, healthy enrollees in the risk
A Chicago man has come forward to accuse police of violently abusing him by sodomizing him with a gun and frightening him into becoming a narc. The incident happened in October 2012, and the man has been attempting to get
For the first time in history, a majority of lawmakers in Congress are millionaires at a time when Americans feel that Congress and those in the “Boomtown” that is Washington, D.C. are becoming more removed from their everyday lives. According to a
Christopher Dolan, lawyer for the family of Jahi McMath, says the 13-year-old girl is improving after leaving the Oakland hospital which gave up on treating her after declaring her deceased. “She is doing very well and getting the treatment she should
France is fining Google $204,000 for a 2012 decision to change the privacy policies of about 60 different Google properties and merge them into one, without giving users a way to opt out of the new policy. According to Reuters,
When Forsyth County, North Carolina Sheriff William Schatzman recently discovered two 1928 Thompson submachine guns and some old Smith & Wesson revolvers in the county armory, he traded them for guns his deputies could use. He got “88 Bushmaster rifles”
Republicans are working with Democrats in the Virginia legislature to try to enact the state’s version of the DREAM Act this year. The legislation would provide in-state tuition rates to illegal immigrants who have lived in the state for three
