Grassley slams GM loan repayment as bailout shuffle
Sen. Chuck Grassley faults General Motors for repaying a 6.7 billion dollar government loan by moving bailout funds, questioning taxpayer full compensation. Treasury defends repayment as good news for company and people. Meanwhile Venezuela's Hugo Chavez tweets from Caracas gaining followers after launching his account.
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Brown Errs With Microphone Slip On Campaign Trail
Britain’s Prime Minister faced a sharp gaffe when an open microphone captured him calling voter Gillian Duffy a bigoted woman after she challenged him on immigration at a public meeting. He later apologized at her home amid rapid media coverage.
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Arth Arrest Horse Liniment Returns to Market
HIALEAH Florida ARTH ARREST a dual action topical formula restores pain relief for horses and humans with arthritis bursitis rheumatism tendonitis and minor aches. Inventor says the product relieves pain immediately then blocks pain signaling. Available in a roll on applicator call 1 800 339 3301 for purchase.
Arizona immigration crackdown prompts day labor exodus
In Phoenix and across Arizona, the new immigration law deters day laborers and employers, with many workers planning to quit the state. Supporters say the crackdown will curb the underground economy and create jobs for legal residents amid high unemployment.
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Referendum could delay Arizona immigration law until 2012
A referendum launched Wednesday could halt Arizona's tough immigration law until 2012 if organizers collect more than 76,000 signatures. Opponents must file by late July or early August. the November ballot deadline is July 1, making 2012 the likely vote year. Local lawsuits and related political support follow.
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GOP ends blockade on sweeping banking bill in Senate
Republicans abandon their stall on a major financial reform bill as Democrats hope for swift passage. Senators say changes will be debated on the floor after three days of voting against debate. President Obama supports moving toward a final version likely to be signed soon.
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