Bloomberg Businessweek aims to encourage jobless graduates with free copies of their magazine

To all of you college grads who have had to revert back to your childhood bedrooms—complete with pastel walls, action figures and middle school awards adorning the walls—Bloomberg Businessweek feels your pain and wants to offer you a gift to help you on your way.

By /// May 23, 2013

Recent scandals offer valuable lesson for young voters

Perhaps the recent corruption that has descended upon Washington can teach young Americans an important lesson: big government inspires the abuse of power.

By /// May 23, 2013

Editorial: Even the White House knows its media shield law won’t protect journalists

President Barack Obama’s proposed media shield law wouldn’t actually shield the media for government overreach and abuse. The law is really more a show of good faith than an aggressive attempt to protect the nation’s reporters, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney essentially admitted Wednesday.

By /// May 23, 2013

Obama family planning extended summer vacation in Martha’s Vineyard

Though his administration has been rocked by scandals in 2013, President Obama is still planning to vacation this summer and is slated to spend his weekends this summer in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts for an extended vacation with his family.

 

By /// May 23, 2013

Senate farm bill amendment bans murderers, rapists and pedophiles from enrolling in food stamp program

Even though convicted murderers, rapists and pedophiles still have the right to vote in some places, they will no longer be able to qualify for food stamps thanks to a new amendment in the Senate’s farm bill.

By /// May 23, 2013

Thrifty youth avoiding high premiums may thwart plans for Obamacare success

As Democrats are heavily dependent upon the youth to purchase health insurance via Obamacare in order to make the president’s signature legislation a success, they fail to recognize that these young consumers are wise shoppers and may not sign up for the high premiums offered by the Affordable Care Act.

 

By /// May 23, 2013

MSNBC’s Al Sharpton convinced Benghazi, IRS scandals are overhyped by GOPers who can’t “scandal the truth”

Someone please give The Rev. Al Sharpton a debriefing on the events of the past few weeks, where employees at the Internal Revenue Service and State Department admitted to partaking in their respective scandals, because he’s still convinced that both controversies are just being overhyped by Republicans who aren’t able to “scandal the truth.”

By /// May 23, 2013

A Florida teacher suspended after allegedly inappropriately touching a student with a banana

A teacher at North Marion High School in Florida was suspended for three days without pay after allegedly touching a female student inappropriately with a banana, according to Ocala.com.

By /// May 23, 2013