Archive for September, 2011
Early Primary Jumble Benefits Romney
It looks like there's going to be an early GOP primary this year, and that could help Romney.
Mike Huckabee Reconsiders Running in 2012
Former Arkansas governor joins Palin, Christie as possible late entrants.
Annual Gifts to Treasury are Miniscule
Few pay more than they owe to the feds, Norquist's advice to Buffet nothwithstanding.
Death of Anwar Al Awlaki Doesn’t Solve Yemen’s Problems
The killing of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula figure is a victory, though serious issues remain.
Al-Awlaki Death Likely Won’t Help Obama Re-Election
Obama's success against al Qaeda not likely to translate into votes in 2012.
D.C., Maryland and Washington State Hold Highest Concentration of STEM Jobs
A new report details which states have seen the most job growth in STEM-related fields.
House Bill Could Cut Federal STEM Spending
A bill introduced by the House Appropriations Committee would cut a teacher training program.
Happy 20th: Clinton’s Top 10 First Year Scandals
Clinton celebrates the 20th anniversary of his 1992 presidential announcement.
A Chris Christie Run Should Worry Team Obama
Another week where some days are good and others are bad.
5 Reasons Sarah Palin Needs to Join 2012 GOP Race Now
Filing, ballot and fundraising deadlines will force her hand.
5 Ways To Beat New Bank Fees
Ask your bank for a better deal--or go someplace else.
Biden: Voters Can Blame Obama for the Poor Economy
Vice president says it's legitimate for voters to see 2012 as a referendum on Obama and economy.
Polls Show Electorate Could Go Either Way in 2012
Republicans are more enthusiastic, Hispanics could be key.
Will Gingrich’s ‘Contract with America’ for 2012 Beat Cain’s Plan, Romney’s?
Gingrich is the latest GOP 2012 candidate to submit a plan he hopes proves he should be president.
Why Obama Stock Is Down and Romney’s Is Up on Wall Street
Obama's record has pushed away previous support from the business and finance community.
3 Reasons for Michele Bachmann Fans to Be Optimistic
The campaign insists it is on the 'path to victory,' but that path looks rough.
Koch Brothers Get Conservative Media Support
Media tug of war over how the corporate titans are covered.
A New Democratic Attack for a New Ryan Plan
Already, one Republican says he's not sold.
White House Confident of Supreme Court Win on Healthcare
Risks for GOP, president in administration's quick appeal of 11th Circuit ruling to Supreme Court.
Why Herman Cain’s Economic Plan Has Merit
His tax reform plan sounds like a two-for-one pizza special, but there are many worse ideas.
No Fancy Garden-To-Kitchen Chute for Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama was wowed by one on Extreme Home Makeover
Obama is Finding it Tough to Engage Core Constituencies
Hispanics, African-Americans call on the president to do more.
Despite Job Security, Federal Workers Gripe About Pay
New survey also shows job satisfaction below private sector.
Don’t Write Perry Off Just Yet
The Texas governor could rebound by focusing on policy and grassroots organizing.
Herman Cain Sees Fundraising Uptick Off Debate, Straw Poll
Cain gets a fundraising boost following his victory in the Florida straw poll.
Gay Couples Increase in Red and Blue States Alike
There are more same-sex couples nationwide.
Early STEM Program Still Going Strong
Program tests commitment of instructors as it helps at-risk students excel at math and science.
11 Things Wrong With Congress
Lawmakers seem to be the last ones to know about tough problems facing real people.
Romney Starting to Grow on Republicans
Romney saw same thing happen in 2002, says former top aide and author.
Michelle Joins Team Obama’s Dining For Dollars
Is the campaign getting desperate for donations?
Axelrod Predicts ‘Titanic Struggle’ for Obama 2012 Re-election
Talk of re-election struggles could be meant as wake-up call to supporters.
Chamber of Commerce, Bloomberg Push Immigration Reform
New York mayor teams with U.S. Chamber to push for immigration reform for top workers, entrepreneurs.
Really? Palin Dismisses Presidency As ‘A Title’
Tells Fox she's still on the fence over running in 2012.
Long and Winding Road for GOP Presidential Nomination
John McCain 2008 comeback model shows Bachmann, Perry, and Romney can falter and still win.
New Amazon Tablet: iPad Killer?
Amazon announces new Kindle Fire to compete against Apple.
Tea Party Presidential Candidates Flash and Fade
Palin, then Bachmann, now Perry follow similar pattern as required "stridency" trips them up.
Watch: U.S. News‘s Making Science Cool
Business leaders, educators, and decision makers met yesterday at the National Press Club to discuss STEM education.
Quayle, Meese, Thompson Line Up Against Rep. Burton
Will be toughest reelection for Indiana lawmaker.
Housing Slump Will Hurt Cities Well Into Future
Property tax lags create a vicious circle that slows recovery.
Mika on Morning Joe: GOP Field Stinks
Says it's the only reason Christie is being wooed.
Chris Christie 2012 Boomlet Says More About the GOP Than About Him
None of the current candidates have excited Republicans as much as a one-term governor from New Jersey
Arab Spring Added Pressures to Middle East Peace Process
The popular uprisings had subtle effects beyond the violence and regime changes.
Experts: STEM Education Is All About Jobs
Experts spar about STEM education at U.S. News's Making Science Cool event.
