112th CONGRESS 1st Session H. R. 2990 To create a full employment economy as a matter of national economic defense; to provide for public investment in capital infrastructure; to provide for reducing the cost of public investment; to retire public debt; to stabilize the Social Security retirement system; to restore the authority of Congress to create and regulate money, modernize and provide stability for the monetary system of the United States; and for other public purposes.
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The Greek neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party will enter parliament for the first time in nearly 40 years, exit polls showed as ballots closed in an early election that could derail the country’s reforms.
By Andrew McKillop Activist Post 1950s Vanity Tech In our book published by Palgrave Macmillan, my co-author Martin Cohen (author of Mind Games and Philosophy for Dummies) and myself line up the reasons why we say The Doomsday Machine of nuclear power has grown ever more dangerous.
By Mitch Battros Earth Changes Media A sporadic line of severe weather alerts have been broadcast in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Alabama, Florida, and Texas.
After visiting Fukushima, Senator Ron Wyden warned that the situation was worse than reported,
By Toptenz.net We are free to pick and choose what we want to eat each day, thanks to grocery stores and restaurants, but imagine not being able to eat a certain type of food because it was banned in your country.
SKY News Russia has warned that a military attack on Iran risks triggering a “chain reaction” that would destabilise the whole world. Foreign minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow was “seriously worried” about the prospect of military action against Iran and was doing all it could to prevent it.
By ADAM GOLDMAN Yahoo News The CIA thwarted an ambitious plot by al-Qaida’s affiliate in Yemen to destroy a U.S.-bound airliner using a bomb with a sophisticated new design around the one-year anniversary of the killing of Osama bin Laden, The Associated Press has learned.
By ROB WAUGH Daily Mail A new camera technology from Hitachi Hokusai Electric can scan days of camera footage instantly, and find any face which has EVER walked past it. Its makers boast that it can scan 36 million faces per second.
By Stephen C. Webster Raw-Story The world may see the failure of key states and even regional wars dotting the globe, all over one thing that’s seemingly ubiquitous today in most industrialized societies: water.
You have probably never seen a picture like this showing electromagnetic energy from the universe streaming into the top of one of the pyramids. Notice this occurs from the top, sides and if you look close you can see one in the foreground.
Ron Paul is picking up delegates left and right, even right from under Romney’s nose in his home state of MA. They have been spending millions to try and stop our delegate strategy but it hasn’t been working.
By Daily Mail A female defense attorney, who is not Muslim, wore the traditional Islamic hijab to the military court staging the trial of five Guantanamo Bay prisoners accused of the September 11 attacks yesterday.Cheryl Bormann, 52, who represents Walid bin Attash, said that her client had demanded she wear the clothing and insisted that other women at the hearing also wear ‘appropriate’ clothes out of respect for his religion.
By Kerry Grens Reuters Amish children raised on rural farms in northern Indiana suffer from asthma and allergies less often even than Swiss farm kids, a group known to be relatively free from allergies, according to a new study.
By ROB KING Daily Mail They were both critically acclaimed writers who were ahead of their time, creating imaginative visions of the future in their novels. But an enlightening letter sent by Aldous Huxley to his fellow author George Orwell more than 60 years ago reveals that the two men had very different ideas of how the world would change.
“I feel it could open a total new kind of research on cognition,” stated neuroscientist Greg Berns of Emory University, lead author on a dog-scanning study that will be published in Public Library of Science One.
by Michael Grabell ProPublica From intrusive pat-downs to body scans to perceived profiling, the Transportation Security Administration always seems to be the target of complaints.
By Laurel J. Sweet Boston Herald Bake sales, the calorie-laden standby cash-strapped classrooms, PTAs and booster clubs rely on, will be outlawed from public schools as of Aug. 1 as part of new no-nonsense nutrition standards, forcing fundraisers back to the blackboard to cook up alternative ways to raise money for kids.