Month: June 2011

Depreciation is a way for businesses to reduce their tax burden by offsetting the loss in value of purchases for

When Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli requested the Supreme Court expedite review of Virginia’s lawsuit against Obamacare, also known as

There’s something very disturbing when the mayor of an American city objects to the Pledge of Allegiance, without the values

Only one time in the history of our country has a member of the House of Representatives been elected President.

Though civilians direct military operations, there can be no substitute for the knowledge of military leaders when undertaking armed operations.

It was revealed this past week that a minor flaw in the Obamacare program may grant as many as three

If you bought a fifth of Rum and found a picture on the bottle of a cirrhosis riddled liver, would

The Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) began a pilot program in Laredo, Texas in 2005 with the intention

The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 recognized the rights of employees to be represented by unions in negotiations involving

You cannot make up headlines like this; it’s simply not possible. This was, in fact, what the President of the