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That the Senate voted down the refunding of the Export-Import Bank should not be cause for celebration. While the vote does initially look like…
One of the more revealing aspects of Europe’s financial crisis has not been the extent to which many European nations had embraced overly…
Today is the last day of David Cameron’s three day U.S. trip. Any time a British Prime Minister and an American President…
Rick Santorum had a good weekend, having won the Kansas caucus comfortably with over fifty per cent of the vote, and coming a strong…
Anyone connected to social media yesterday cannot helped to have noticed the ‘Kony 2012’ campaign organized by Invisible Children, which released a half hour film…
When I left university and began to apply for jobs I was always wary of the possible background checks some of my potential employers…
Today the trial of Geir Haarde, the ex-Prime Minister of Iceland, begins. Haarde was Prime Minister of Iceland during the financial crisis of 2008 that…
I rarely have nice things to say about EU law. Today is an exception. According to the EU’s justice commissioner, the recent changes…