The New American

Britain Demands Financial Services Firms Record Cell Phone Calls

On the one hand, the British government has been talking lately about restoring some of its subjects’ lost civil liberties and privacy. On...

Michael Tennant November 16, 2010

Ireland’s Financial Woes Widen European Union Crisis

Bruce Walker November 16, 2010

Ireland is one of many nations within the European Union that faces profound doubts about its ability to maintain its financial credibility. During...

U.S. Left: Onward Muslim Soldiers

Selwyn Duke November 16, 2010

When I think of modern America, conjured up is an image of a boxer who, while sometimes bobbing, weaving, blocking, and occasionally directing...

Charles Rangel’s Fall

Charles Scaliger November 16, 2010

Another of the House mighty has fallen. Charles Rangel (D), 40-year veteran Congressman from Harlem and the senior member of the New York...

New Mexicans Resist Board’s Effort to Impose Cap and Trade

James Heiser November 16, 2010

As reported for The New American on November 4, New Mexico's unelected Environment Improvement Board (EIB) decided on election day to impose a...

Lisa Murkowski Has Slight Edge in Alaska Senate Race

Raven Clabough November 16, 2010

Prior to the midterm elections, the Alaska Senate race was predicted to be the one to watch, as it went from a two-way...

Exposing the Fed: The Ben “Bernank” YouTube Video and the Emperor’s New Clothes

Bob Adelmann November 16, 2010

William C. Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, defended the Fed’s recent announcement to print more money (called Quantitative...

Benson Letter Backed Welch Against “Ike”

Jack Kenny November 16, 2010

It should surprise no one that someone who had served in the Eisenhower administration would call FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover's attention to...

Trashing Tyner

Becky Akers November 16, 2010

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is ever the bully and sore loser. Witness its ham-fisted clobbering of John Tyner, the passenger who warned its...

Chicago Climate Exchange Closes in Silence

Bob Adelmann November 15, 2010

On Election Day 2010, Reuters noted briefly that Intercontinental Exchange Inc. (ICE) was “shedding some 40 employees from its … Chicago Climate Exchange...

Cigarette Companies Face Global Pressures

Raven Clabough November 15, 2010

Apparently, tobacco companies are facing stricter marketing restrictions not only in the United States, but on the global scale as well. However, in...

UK’s Islam Channel Censured for Guests Advocating Marital Rape

James Heiser November 15, 2010

The recent decision by voters in Oklahoma to ban Islamic Sharia law from the courtrooms of their state has already been met with...

More Companies Receiving ObamaCare Waivers

Raven Clabough November 15, 2010

When the American people learned that the congressmen who wrote the new healthcare law were exempt from it, questions regarding the alleged benefits...

Are Illegals Headed Back Home?

Bruce Walker November 15, 2010

BBVA Bancomer Research has produced a study that indicates that since Arizona enacted Senate Bill 1070, which provides for state law enforcement officers...