Former President Of Just Failed Park Avenue Bank Arrested On Bank Bribery, Embezzlement And Fraud Charges

Zero Hedge | A spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York said Charles Antonucci was arrested on allegations of self-dealing, bank bribery, embezzlement, and fraud on the New York State Banking Department, FDIC and TARP.

Government workers feel no economic pain

Washington Times | Compensation for state and local government employees continued to easily outdistance the wages and benefits for workers in private business.

U.S. Sales Tax Rates Hit Record High

Forbes | Nationally, sales taxes in 2008 generated more revenue for state and local governments.

My Plan for a Freedom President, or: How I would put the Constitution back in the Oval Office

Ron Paul | Since my 2008 campaign for the presidency I have often been asked, “How would a constitutionalist president go about dismantling the welfare-warfare state and restoring a constitutional republic?”

CNN tells masses that ‘Communism has been good for women’

Aaron Dykes | CNN outrageously claims that Communism in China, has been statistically “good for women” despite the nightmare of women’s repression under the State’s one child policy.

Scholar Calls for Obama to Add Venezuela to Terror-Sponsor List

CNSNews | Accusations about links between the Venezuelan government and terrorists in Colombia and Spain add weight to calls to designate Venezuela as a state sponsor of terrorism

Scholar Calls for Obama to Add Venezuela to Terror-Sponsor List

CNSNews | Accusations about links between the Venezuelan government and terrorists in Colombia and Spain add weight to calls to designate Venezuela as a state sponsor of terrorism

Israel urges US to act alone, as anti-Iran bids fail

Press TV | As US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tours Latin America to recruit support for new international sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program, Tel Aviv urges Washington to adopt Cuba-like embargos against Tehran.

Lawsuit Possible Over DNA From Baby Sent to Military for National Database

February 22, 2010 statesman.com By Mary Ann Roser An Austin lawyer threatened to pursue a new federal lawsuit Monday after learning that some newborn blood samples in Texas went to the U.S. military for potential use in a database for law enforcement purposes. The Department of State Health Services never mentioned the database to Jim Harrington, director of the

Pending Lawsuit Over Baby DNA

February 24, 2010 Statesman.com By Mary Ann Roser An Austin lawyer threatened to pursue a new federal lawsuit Monday after learning that some newborn blood samples in Texas went to the U.S. military for potential use in a database for law enforcement purposes. The Department of State Health Services never mentioned the database to Jim Harrington, director of the

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