Archive for August, 2011
Don’t Fear the Double-Dip Recession
The U.S. economy has little momentum, but don't expect it to start moving backwards.
Tea Party Group FreedomWorks Plans Anti-Romney Rally
FreedomWorks Attacks Romney
Obama Labor Boss Buys Canadian-Built Car
Solis purchased vehicle made and built in Canada .
Rick Perry’s 2012 Challenge in New Hampshire
Political observers, not ready to rule out victory, say good showing might be enough.
Obama Job Plan: More of the Same
Most of his new ideas are rehashed old plans.
Will Jon Huntsman’s Jobs Plan Revive His 2012 Run?
Could it help him build momentum against the rest of the GOP presidential nomination field?
Watch: Cabinet Members, Intel CEO Meet to Discuss Jobs
Top Obama officials and private sector CEOs meet today to discuss filling STEM job vacancies.
What’s Wrong With the 2012 Republican Presidential Field
Republicans can't win on Obama-bashing alone.
Five Key Economic Battles Await Congress
Decisions on Krueger, Cordray, deficit plan could slow or boost economic recovery.
STEM Resource Index
An index of organizations and companies interested in improving STEM education.
Liberals Badger Obama on Jobs
A host of liberal groups press for a bold approach to the jobs crisis.
Rick Perry Promises Pro-Life Vice President
That rules out pro-choicer Rudy Giuliani
Could Romney Private-Sector Resume Trump GOP Foes’ Public Service?
Voters to decide whether private-sector success trumps lengthy public service.
Why Romney Could Still Win in the Conservative South
While conventional wisdom suggests he doesn't have a shot, some argue Romney can still win Dixie.
12 States and Territories with the Most Disaster Declarations in 2011
President Obama is close to breaking his own record.
10 States That Are Gaining Business
On a per-capita basis, Mitt Romney's state performs better than Rick Perry's.
10 States That Are Losing Business
Employers flee--or simply shut down--when the regional economy tanks.
The 10 Most Educated U.S. Cities
The list is a mix of college towns and major urban centers with a need for educated workers.
Napolitano Says She’s Deporting Enough Illegal Immigrants
Administration plans to up deportations of criminals.
Recent High School Grads Wish They Had Taken More STEM Classes
According to a College Board survey, students regret not challenging themselves in high school.
Is Obama Toast?
Obama's approval ratings are dangerously low, but don't count him out for re-election just yet.
Obama Reaches Out to Black Voters
President risks alienating white voters in key swing states.
Never-Wrong Pundit Picks Obama to Win in 2012
Lichtman's keys have picked last seven presidents.
National Science Foundation Donates $2.9 Million to Study STEM Teacher Preparation
The National Science Foundation has donated $2.9 million to study how STEM teachers are trained.
Obama Derangement Syndrome: Hurricane Irene Edition
Liberal media critic calls it Obama Derangement Syndrome.
Joke or Not, Bachmann’s Irene Comment Damaging
Joke or not, God comment illustrates her polarizing nature
Welcome to Our New STEM Resource Center
This is the place to stay on top of developments in science, technology, engineering and math education.
What Bernanke Wants Congress To Do
The Fed chairman sounds disgusted with politicians--and is practically begging for more stimulus.
Scientists Slam Link Between Hurricanes and Global Warming
Experts say it's more hype than science.
Democrats Try to Undermine Rick Perry
Party machinery attacks the Texas governor's economic record.
Ron Paul Takes on FEMA
GOP candidate accuses FEMA of being a worthless bureaucracy
Newt Gingrich Could Be the New ‘Comeback Kid’
Gingrich compares his struggling, new ideas presidential campaign to those of Goldwater, Reagan
STEM and Teachers: The Critical Link
Recruiting, training, and equally distributing effective math and science teachers must be a priority.
STEM Education–It’s Elementary
Elementary school teachers need to be educated in science and math.
Investing in Education Is Smart Business
The U.S. economy needs a STEM-educated workforce.
East Coast Braces for Hurricane Irene
Major cities on the Eastern Seaboard are in Irene's path.
One Final Bailout That Still Might Happen
It might finally be time for Washington to do something to help the little guy.
Bernanke Leaves Door Open for More Easing, Chides Congress
In Jackson Hole remarks, Bernanke gave no policy specifics.
‘Elitist’ Vacation Spot Hurts Obama
Obama's vacation sent the wrong message.
