The European Union and the United Nations, as well as globalization and advanced technology, were all supposed to trump age-old cultural, geographical and national differences and bring people together. But...the world still looks a lot like it did during the last hundred years and well before that...
Many people are looking to the many primary elections on March 6th — "Super Tuesday" — to clarify where this year's Republican nomination campaign is headed. It may clarify far more than that...
The American regulatory process is supposed to rely on scientific review and the analysis of data gathered through appropriate testing. But if recent events are any indicator, the more important data points may be legal challenges and petitions to regulators...
Weighing in on the Fed's plan to keep rates low, with John Taylor, former Undersecretary for International Affairs/Stanford University professor, who adds some members of the Federal Reserve believe they should raise rates as the economy is starting to pick up...
with Fouad Ajamivia DEFCON-3 with KT McFarland (FoxNews.com)
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
We’ll have the latest on the Syrian uprising, and discuss whether the U.S. should get involved; we’ll also explore what’s ahead for the U.S. in Afghanistan, the conflicting intelligence reports about Iran and its nuclear program...
"There is a window and there is a real opportunity for this economy to be strong again, and if we keep treating it as if it were a fragile economy, that's what it will turn out to be", says former Federal Reserve Governor, Kevin Warsh, discussing the outlook on the American economy...
with Bill Whalenvia Forum with Michael Krasny (KQED)
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
The long slog for the Republican presidential nomination continues with primaries in Arizona and Mitt Romney's home state of Michigan...We break down the election results and take the pulse of the GOP...
