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4 CommentsAfter Chen Guangchen’s phone call to a Congressional hearing, China will allow Guangcheng to apply to study abroad in the United States.
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16 CommentsThe Combating Terrorism Center released 17 documents taken from Bin Laden’s compound a year ago in Abbottabad.
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1 CommentAs we brought to your attention the other day, austerity as a policy is not working. Economist Christina D. Romer writes, “The result is that austerity is uniquely destructive right now.”
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2 CommentsWith the failings of austerity as a large hammer to fix the world economy become oh-so-evident, still pundits and policy makers keep on pushing it through.
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1 CommentRuport Murdoch testifying in UK said:
“I don’t believe in using hacking, in using private detectives or whatever, that’s a lazy way of reporters not doing their job.”
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9 CommentsI really don’t know what to make of this odd story out of North Korea.
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4 CommentsAs you’ve probably heard, Wal-Mart was hit with a bribery scandal in an effort to expand stores in Mexico. What’s interesting is that we have anti-corruption laws here in the United States that punish US-based companies for acts of foreign corruption.
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