Banks Have A History of Misconduct
We would like to think that certain pillars of society, like banks, are both scrupulous and above suspicion, but history tells a different tale.
Beau’s Corner
Made in America Week
We would all like to believe and look up to those in government, but this is ridiculous.
Net Neutraity And Other Concerns
If you look at the history of Comcast and its treatment of its customers, how can you believe anything that company says?
You Can Get A Better Deal At Canada Drugs
Wonder why we can't get prescription drugs from Canada, where they are less expensive? The answer is major drug companies donate millions of dollars annually to our politicians to influence legislation.
Gov. Christie Enjoys the Beach While Others Sweat
Nothing is more indicative of Christie's mindset than banning others from state beaches while he and his family frolic in the sand.
‘Hacking’ Comes in All Kinds of Communications — Even Emails
Do you receive 50 or more emails every weekend most of which are in Cyrillic — the Slavic language used by Russia and other Slavic nations?
Bernie Sanders Blasts The New Health Care Act
No one speaks more forcefully or sincerely about health care for all Americans than Bernie Sanders.
Gerrymandering Limits Free and Fair Elections
The chairman of the NRCC brags that gerrymandering will limit the chances of Democratic gains in the House of Representatives.
Vietnam Veteran to Receive Medal of Honor 48 Years After His Heroism
Spc. 3 Jim McCloughan will receive the Medal of Honor July 31, 2017, almost a half-century after his heroism in Vietnam.
Trump Criticizes Allies at NATO Conference in Brussels
Trump turns NATO opportunity into criticism of allies at conference in Belgium.
