Monthly Archives: July 2012

In the Inland Empire, an economically depressed region in Southern California, President Obama’s health care law is expected to extend insurance coverage to more than 300,000 people by 2014. But coverage will not necessarily translate into care: Local health experts … Continue reading →

A Lutheran University in Minnesota has announced they will cancel a voluntary insurance plan for students rather than comply with a recent Health and Human Services (HHS) mandate. via University kills insurance plan for students over Obamacare provisions.

Washington – General Motors Co. stock fell 1.2 percent Wednesday, closing at $18.80, down $0.22, on worries about Europe — the first time the Detroit automakers stock has closed below $19 a share since its initial public offering.The Detroit automaker … Continue reading →

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In short, CBO revised the Obamacare tax burden upward by $4 billion for businesses and $1 billion to $1.5 billion for individual workers. CBO couldn’t help but bump into Chief Justice John Roberts controversial decision uphold the individual mandate as … Continue reading →

President Obama rubbed elbows Monday night with two men at the center of the Solyndra loan scandal at an exclusive fundraiser in California. Steve Westly, a financier whose money-raising prowess helped to snag him a post on the administration’s energy … Continue reading →

At least 13 people died Sunday and another 10 were injured after a pickup truck loaded with passengers veered off the highway and crashed into trees in rural South Texas, authorities said. via At least 13 killed as truck loaded … Continue reading →

The number of workers taking federal disability insurance payments hit yet another record in July, increasing to 8,753,935 during the month from the previous record of 8,733,461 set in June, according to newly released data from the Social Security Administration. … Continue reading →

So having created the Internet, why didnt Xerox become the biggest company in the world? The answer explains the disconnect between a government-led view of business and how innovation actually happens. via Crovitz: Who Really Invented the Internet? – WSJ.com.