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National debt reaches 16 trillion and per-person burden grows
A contemplation of the United States national debt climbing past 16 trillion and a citizen's roughly 50 000 share. It notes rising interest payments, history of deficits, bond rating downgrade, and the global impact of excessive borrowing. It argues debt consequences require action to reduce obligations.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury Department
United States of America
America
Greece
Spain
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Controversy over Obama era finances and travel costs
A mass of claims questions Medicare funding for Obamacare, counts of financial crimes by administrations, Solyndra and related fraud, ITIN misuse, a $4 million Hawaii vacation bill, and rumors of a $35 million Obama mansion. The piece debunks none and raises broad distrust of post presidency spending.
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George W. Bush
Barack Obama
Solyndra
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Romney Faces Hispanic Hurdles In New Mexico
Romney travels to New Mexico seeking its five electoral votes but trails Obama by 14 points in Rasmussen polling. New Mexico has the nation's largest Hispanic share, native born citizens, and a history of political involvement. Despite GOP ties, Romney struggles on immigration and economic mobility, with Hispanics facing high unemployment and skepticism toward the candidate. Time is running out to win over Hispanic voters before key swing states.
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Susanna Martinez
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New Jersey
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Tampa
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Nevada
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Signs of War Looming as Oil, Iran Tensions Rise
Analysis from Scripps Howard News Service argues ominous signs point to renewed conflict. It cites Saudi oil dependence, a spike in Saudi production, Iran’s accelerated nuclear program with underground centrifuges, and potential Israeli preemptive action. It laments unclear war aims in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq, noting rising casualties and public apathy toward exit strategies.
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