Obama Holds Press Conference, Talks Economic Recovery, Midterms Elections, Middle East
The fact that the economic recovery in the United States of America is taking a lot longer than most citizens expected or wanted is not exactly a secret. (…)
The fact that the economic recovery in the United States of America is taking a lot longer than most citizens expected or wanted is not exactly a secret. (…)
The Midterm Elections are now less than two months away and President Barack Obama is working harder than ever to let every single American know that the Democrats have the best interest of the United States at heart. (…)
In the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average registered nurse (RN) salary is $66,530 (More…)
Anyone who has paid any attention to the political news of the United States of America over the course of the last twenty months would know that President Barack Obama has made it his own personal mission to resurrect the American economy. (…)
The economy is once again taking center stage in the world of American politics and President Barack Obama gave it all of the attention in the world in his speech on Friday from Washington D.C. (…)
With the conclusion of combat in Iraq and the peace talks between Palestine and Israel held in Washington D.C., in the past few days, much of the Obama Administration’s attention has been directed towards foreign affairs. (…)
In what was only his second address from the Oval Office so far in his service as President of the United States of America, President Barack Obama made his highly anticipated speech regarding the end of combat in Iraq. (…)
President Barack Obama’s fight to get more financial aid for the struggling small businesses of the United States of America, which Obama has called the backbone of the American economy, has been going on for a while. (…)
The city of New Orleans, Louisiana can be called many things. (…)
For decades, companies have been dumping their products on poorer states such as third world countries. (…)
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