(PRWEB) February 4, 2009 — President Obama’s economic bailout plan, labeled the Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP), offers extensive relief to school districts and higher education programs throughout the U.S. According to Sheila Danzig, founder of Degree.com, an information hub on accredited online degree programs (www.degree.com), it’s critical that the[Read More…]
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CNN’s Costello Repeats “Effective Republican Spin” on Recovery Bill
Asserting that Obama’s “stimulus plan has lost its luster,” CNN contributor Carol Costello repeated without challenge a claim she called “effective Republican spin” — that spending in the pending Democratic economic recovery bills is not stimulus. She did not point out in rebutting the “effective Republican spin” what numerous economists[Read More…]
Obama, the Press, and the “Bipartisan” Trap
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New Web Campaign, Tell-Three.org, Encourages People to Talk About What it Means to be LGBT
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Aquan Lewis Dies in the Depth of Winter
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