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July 29, 2011 |
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The Limit To Foolishness on Television |
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By: Hugh Hewitt |
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The atmosphere in the green room at the Sean Hannity Show was amped up. On ordinary days I will banter with Beckel and talk radio shop with Sean as we both tell Levin stories, a friend of both of ours for years.
But Thursday night was tense. Juan Williams and Ann Coulter weren't yucking it up, but were watching the House maneuvers on Boehner 2.0. Once on set Coulter pushed for passage over Hannity's serious objections, and then Juan and Sean went two pretty heated rounds on the issue of where responsibility lay for the unfolding fiasco.
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Heritage Action Statement on Boehner Debt Plan |
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By: Dan Holler |
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In response to the debt plan outlined by House Speaker John Boehner, Heritage Action's CEO Michael A. Needham released the following statement:
"Heritage Action is eager to review the details of the latest plan. As we have said, we are a "no" on raising the debt limit and will remain a "no" unless a proposal drives down federal spending and borrowing while protecting America, rejects tax increases and includes the sort of historic reforms that will save the American dream for our children and grandchildren. Based on preliminary reports, we are skeptical this proposal rises to the occasion."
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Bill Bennett
Bill and his team put together a "Full Recap and What You Need To Know" on the Debt Ceiling Negotiations.
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Mike Gallagher
The husband of the woman who drove the wrong way on the Taconic, ultimately killing 8 people, sues the state of New York.
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Dennis Prager
Dennis asks those who have been married 10 years or longer to give advice to those who are single and want to get married. Dennis has his own list.
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Michael Medved
Polygamists challenge Utah's anti-polygamy law.
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Hugh Hewitt
Hugh discusses the politics behind the debt ceiling debate raging in Washington with Weekly Standard executive editor, Fred Barnes.
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Greg Clugston |
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White House Correspondent |
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SRN Correspondent Greg Clugston keeps you informed about all the news coming from the White House.
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Linda Kenyon |
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Capitol Hill Correspondent (Senate) |
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Reporting from Capitol Hill, Linda Kenyon has updates on what's going on in the Senate.
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Wally Hindes |
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Capitol Hill Reporter |
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SRN Correspondent Wally Hindes reports the latest events from Capitol Hill.
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USA Today |
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$307B question for Treasury: Who gets paid first? |
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By: Fredreka Schouten |
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If Democrats and Republicans in Congress fail to soon resolve their messy showdown over raising the debt limit, the government faces hard choices when it runs out of cash as early as next week. The United States will have about $306.7billion in expenses next month, but is due to take in only $172.4billion in revenue, according to a recent analysis by the non-profit Bipartisan Policy Center.
"It will not even come close to being enough to pay our bills," White House spokesman Jay Carney said Thursday.
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Kaiser Health News |
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Nation's Health Care Bill To Nearly Double By 2020 |
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By: Phil Galewitz |
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The federal health law, which will expand coverage to 30 million currently uninsured Americans, will have little effect on the nation's rising health spending in the next decade, a government report said today.
The report by the Medicare Office of the Actuary estimated that health spending will grow by an average of 5.8 percent a year through 2020, compared to 5.7 percent without the health overhaul. With that growth, the nation is expected to spend $4.6 trillion on health care in 2020, nearly double the $2.6 trillion spent last year.
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The Wall Street Journal |
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Monitor Kids on Facebook Without Being Their 'Friend' |
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By: Walter S. Mossberg |
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Parents fret all the time about protecting their kids on Facebook, but many of the products and services I've seen that aim to help are intrusive, and inject the parents into the child's normal, healthy online social life in a way that's awkward for both.
You could co-manage your child's account, or "friend" them on the service, which technically has a minimum age of 13. But those are time-consuming and embarrassing practices, especially when the offspring are teenagers, who generally crave some degree of privacy, even if they don't merit full treatment as adults.
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Judge orders release of Nixon Watergate testimony |
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Oil drops near $96 after weak US GDP report |
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High oil, gas prices lift Chevron 2Q profit 43 pct |
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Economy slowed sharply in first half of year |
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