Archive for April, 2009
Sebelius confirmation stirs controversy
The U.S. Senate confirmed Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius as Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services on April 28, but numerous groups continue to voice their opposition.
Despite swine flu spreading, officials rule out border closure
The U.S. government has said it was not planning to close the border with Mexico due to the swine flu outbreaks.
An Overdose of Investment Advice
Whew! By the time you receive this, I will have just finished my MC duties at two back-to-back investment conferences. First came the Atlanta Investment Conference, where a host of newsletter editors, market analysts, and other wizards told us what they expected the market to do over the coming months.
Senator Arlen Specter flips the aisle
Saying the GOP has moved too much to the right, Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania announced yesterday he will be seeking reelection as a Democrat next year.
Swine flu cases continue to climb
As the number of confirmed cases of swine flu increases across North America, the first fatality has been reported in the U.S.
Finally, Some Justice for Kelo
Susette Kelo lost her property but she’s finally received a little justice. Read this article to learn how…
New study uncovers deeper heart benefits of grapes
Grapes, like many other fruits and vegetables, have long been known to promote health heart, but a news study has shed light on a more profound and long-term heart benefit of grape consumption
Legal ways to protect assets from creditors, Uncle Sam
In turbulent economic times people scramble for ways to protect and preserve their hard-earned wealth, and some experts are offering advice on the best way to achieve that goal.
Cherries reduce inflammation, risk of heart disease
Consuming just one and a half cups of tart cherries daily enhances the antioxidant activity in the body, according to new research.
Swine flu outbreak raises survival issues
As global health authorities are rushing to contain what looks like a growing swine flu epidemic, experts have offered protection and survival tips.
Bill O’Reilly Exposes MSNBC and Obama
Food Inspector Coming to Fruit Stand Near You
Bills are currently pending before both the House and Senate that will endanger grandpa’s garden, grandma’s preserves, local fruit stands and small farmers. Keep reading to learn the ramifications of this favor to big agriculture…
Seniors, Don’t Break Your Bones!
It is true that when the elderly fall and break a bone, they frequently contract pneumonia—and then die. But researchers have shown that if seniors take their calcium, magnesium and vitamin D3 (the sunshine vitamin), they can escape this fate. You don’t have to worry about an overdose of vitamin D, and bone health is only the beginning of the health advantages that vitamin D provides for you. To find out more about the vitamin that is introducing a golden age in natural medicine, read this article and get the facts about sunny vitamin D3…
Philanthropic organization criticizes Obama’s tax plans
The Association for Healthcare Philanthropy has criticized the limits on tax deductions for charitable donations in the Obama administration’s budget.
Missouri law would restrict education for illegal immigrants
The Missouri House of Representatives has cleared a law that would bar illegal aliens from attending public colleges in the state.
