Monthly Archives: June 2010
Gregory Meeks forgets to disclose $55,000 in personal loans
Queens Congressman Gregory Meeks has revealed that he did not disclose personal loans in his required financial disclosure statements. READ ON...Quick payday loans solve money problems
For people struggling from paycheck to paycheck, extra cash is a rare luxury. If you need money now, apply now for a quick payday loan today.White House budget man, Peter Orszag, to step down
Head of the Office of Management and Budget, Peter Orszag, will be leaving the White House. What did he do while he was there? READ ON...Should the U.S. Navy blow up the Macondo oil well?
BP admitted to Congress that it has stopped trying to cap the Macondo oil well. Should the Navy blow up the well at this point?General McChrystal publicly rips administration in Rolling Stone
General Stanley McChrystal and his staff publicly insulted administration officials and Afghanistan war policy in this week's Rolling Stone.Lobbyists fight to weaken new mortgage rules in financial reform
New mortgage rules to prevent another financial crisis are being debated in Congress and being aggressively fought by loan industry lobbyists.Taste of Chicago 2010 | Tasteful food and entertainment
The largest outdoor food festival in the world is at it again! Get ready for Taste of Chicago 2010 and its great food and hot entertainment.People who buy health insurance on their own facing steep hikes
Health insurance costs for individuals are rising faster than employer-sponsored plans, as insurers maximize profits before reform kicks in.Goal should be responsible lending, not a lending crackdown
California lawmakers are attempting to strangle payday lenders with heavy regulations – and claim they're teaching responsible lending…Clean energy firms choose summer solstice to promote solar power
On the summer solstice, clean energy companies promoted tax-equity programs for solar power and highlighted public demand for renewable energy.U.S. Supreme Court to consider credit card notification
McCoy v. Chase is asking the Supreme Court to decide if credit card companies have to notify customers of things they have already agreed to.Bad Credit Loans Online | Help for people with bad, poor credit
Worry no more about a less-than-decent credit score. Get the fast cash you need and apply now for bad credit loans online. CLICK TO APPLY >>Connecticut reporter Desiree Fontaine charged with shoplifting
Desiree Fontaine, reporter on style and traffic for Connecticut's WTNH, has been charged with 6th degree larceny. What did she steal? READ ON...Ohio speeding tickets could really cost you – no proof needed
Ohio's supreme court has decided officers don't need to provide verifiable evidence to issue a speeding ticket. Is this a quest for money?Texting at work not protected by law, says Supreme Court
Texting at work has Sgt. Jeff Quon of the Ontario,Calif., police in hot water. The Supreme Court has ruled that employers can take a look…What the Sony Dash does and doesn’t
The Sony Dash is a souped-up internet-enabled alarm clock. Are the seven-inch screen and limited functions worth the $200 price? READ ON...FCC proposes net neutrality Third Way
FCC has proposed net neutrality regulation that stops broadband companies from charging for tiered service the way cell phone companies do.
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