U.S. Economy Not Great, But Better Than Most

http://economicrisis.com/u-s-economy-not-great-but-better-than-most/4233 U.S. Economy Not Great, But Better Than Most In the last four weeks, I have traveled to Sofia, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, London, Milan, Frankfurt, Berlin, Paris, Beijing, Tokyo, Istanbul, and throughout...

Teacher’s resignation letter: ‘My profession … no longer exists’

http://economicrisis.com/teachers-resignation-letter-my-profession-no-longer-exists/4191 Teacher’s resignation letter: ‘My profession … no longer exists’ Increasingly teachers are speaking out against school reforms that they believe are demeaning their...

ObamaCare takes friendly fire

http://economicrisis.com/obamacare-takes-friendly-fire/4152 ObamaCare takes friendly fire Delays in implementing popular pieces of ObamaCare are hurting it with Democrats. Ahead of an election year in which Republicans promise to make healthcare an issue again,...

In Cyprus, Shock Turns To Anger

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Entitlement System Will Collapse If We Don’t Act Now

http://economicrisis.com/entitlement-system-will-collapse-if-we-dont-act-now/3505 Entitlement System Will Collapse If We Don’t Act Now Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has written the cover story for the April edition of Newsmax magazine, offering an optimistic view of...

Currency Wars For Dummies

http://economicrisis.com/currency-wars-for-dummies/3402 Currency Wars For Dummies When it comes to global currency warfare, one can read countless books (all of which professing to be the definitive reference guide for a process that started in the… 1930s), or one can...

Information scandal continues in BC

So, what is what? What information is meant to be public and what private.  What are we supposed to have access to? At least this is a start. Maybe, now the British Columbia government can finally make up their mind about the private and public information collected...