Monthly Archives: November 2010
Black Friday ads | Save money with no credit check personal loans
Looking to take advantage of Black Friday ads 2010? You can save hundreds of dollars this year, and no credit check personal loans can help.Paycheck Fairness Act an empty gesture to struggling middle class
Wages have been in stagnation and decline since the 1970s, something the blocked Paycheck Fairness Act would have done nothing about...Thanksgiving recipes for kids | Getting the whole family involved
Thanksgiving recipes for kids shouldn't be only for the kids' table. Try these kid-friendly recipes that can enhance everyone's celebration.WikiLeaks head Julian Assange running from sex crime accusations
WikiLeaks leader Julian Assange, accused of sex crimes, is hiding from Swedish authorities who issued an international arrest warrant for him.Save money by doing your taxes now
Don't wait for the deadline! Knowing ahead of time that there are ways to save money on your taxes will help keep more money in your pocket.Eight percent UC tuition hike approved for fall 2011
A new UC tuition hike has University of California students at the end of their ropes. Student protests resulted in 13 arrests yesterday...Unemployment extension fails to pass the House
Congress has failed a bill that would further extend unemployment. If nothing more is done by Nov. 30, millions could lose their benefits...Growing wealth gap a disturbing trend in United States economy
The wealth gap, the difference between rich and poor, is growing. It's enormous. However, most people don't want handouts, but opportunity.Kristina Ross arrested for tricking women into breast exams
Kristina Ross – aka Berlyn Aussieahshowna – is in jail for tricking women into bar-room breast exams. The transgender suspect isn't an M.D.Jobless claims trend downward, but unemployment rate still stuck
Weekly United States jobless claims used to be a reliable indicator of recovery, but current conditions defy a statistical explanation...House panel recommends censure for Charlie Rangel
Charlie Rangel has been convicted and recommended to be censured for ethics violations. Censure is the strongest reprimand short of expulsion.GM Stock price shoots up after IPO today
GM Stock was offered for the first time in 17 months today. The stock price is slowly rising; this could be the biggest IPO in NYSE history.Study suggests marriage may be nearly obsolete
According to a recent Pew Research Center study, traditional marriage appears to be heading toward becoming obsolete in the United States...GOP tries to block NewSTART treaty with missile defense ploy
Missile defense is being used by leading GOP voices on the NewSTART treaty as a ploy to deny the administration a national security victory.CERN researchers capture antimatter for the first time
CERN scientists were able to create and hold antimatter atoms for the first time. In previous attempts they destroyed themselves instantly.Find fun trails and enjoy the ride
There are many fun trailheads to explore. You can get a full, detailed description of the trail, how long and how difficult it is, and more.Fees rising as banks hunt for more instant cash
New legislation says banks must be more transparent about overdraft fees. Banks and credit unions are seeking new ways of generating income.
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