CNN.Com recently reported that ADP Payroll documents showed 216,000 new jobs in February, but as of early Friday the Labor Department revealed that the actual increase was 227,000. Although this number ranked lower than the month of January’s, it was better than economists expected. Read More
Via News92FM.Com President Barack Obama currently has a schedule packed with visits to various cities that include meet and greet sessions with constituents and opportunities to raise money during fund-raising events and receptions. Earlier this month, Mr. Obama visited North Carolina and during that visit, he toured the Daimler Trucks North America plant. Read more
With the legalization of gay marriage playing a major role in today’s society, many who are against it are quick to turn to the bible. Usually they pull Leviticus 18:22: “Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is an abomination.” However, Huffington Post has pulled together a list of 13 other things […]
CNN.Com is reporting that the Center for Science in the Public Interest wants the Food and Drug Administration to conduct research on caramel food coloring chemicals. This specific ingredient is what cola companies use to create a brown-colored beverage. Read More
via:christianpost A NFL-wide-receiver-turned-pastor, who now helps empower families, believes that “almost everything” in society today, especially entertainment, is making it hard to be a good father. Freddie Scott II, founder and president of Unlock the Champion, LLC, was the speaker at a Family Research Council-sponsored event titled “The Dad I Wish I Had: […]
Via News92m.Com “Big” Walter Price, a blues and folk singer, with ties to Houston and its music scene, has died. Believed to be the last blues singer from the storied and historical Peacock music Label, “Big” Walter, was also known as the “Thunderbird” was 97. Read More
via:eurweb The financial state of affairs in Michigan are dismal to say the least.But they still have a lottery system for those who want to try their luck. And so far, it has worked out big for the state’s residents. Read More
