After much debate for the last few months, Republicans and Democrats finally came together one two issues where for a long time it looked like neither side was going to budge one bit. (…)
With the recent combat in the Yellow Sea between North Korea and South Korea and the subsequent threats made by North Korea pertaining to resuming the Korean War and attacking South Korea more, the leaders of the international community are growing impatient and are taking action. (…)
The talk over the Bush era tax cuts and whether they should extended to all American citizens or just those who do not make at least $250,000 per year has been going on for quite some time now and the time has come for the votes to take place. (…)
Despite rising tensions with North Korea and threats of a restart of the Korean War, the United States is not making any changes in their objectives to increase their presence in the world economy and strengthen their trade agreements. (…)
For months now, WikiLeaks has been releasing classified documents against the wishes of the United States government, as well as governments from around the world. (…)
The Republicans in the United States Senate have made it perfectly clear that they want the tax issues in America to be addressed and taken care of as soon as possible. (…)
While in the United States all of the talk when it comes to WikiLeaks has to do with the documents they are releasing and the reactions by the United States government, in Sweden all of the talk is about the founder of the website, Julian Assange. (…)
After the success of Black Friday, Cyber Monday did not disappoint. (…)
The fight to resurrect the America economy has been going on for over two years. (…)
WikiLeaks has quickly become a thorn in the side of the American government. (…)
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