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Protesters from the Occupy Wall Street movement will leave their usual haunt in Lower Manhattan and march uptown on Tuesday, aiming to draw attention to economic inequality and the influence of corporate money in politics. The march, which will take them past the homes of high-profile individuals such as JP
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Republican presidential contenders Rep. Michele Bachmann, Newt Gingrich, and Rick Santorum on Sunday downplayed rival Mitt Romney's Mormon religion as an election issue, despite weekend comments to the contrary by a conservative Baptist pastor who supports Rick Perry. The candidates, however, did not all take a unified stance,
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a Republican presidential candidate, expressed his support for the Occupy Wall Street protests and criticized the Obama administration's economic policies during an interview on CNN's "The Situation Room" with Wolf Blitzer. Gingrich accused the Federal Reserve and the Treasury
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As the world grapples with the aftermath of the killing of Al-Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki in a CIA drone strike, concerns are being raised about potential revenge attacks both in the US and abroad. The hit has sparked a heated debate over the efficacy, legality, and morality of extrajudicial killings
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The Tea Party movement continues to gain traction in Indiana and Florida, as insurgent candidates challenge establishment Republicans. In Indiana, Richard Mourdock, a Tea Party-backed candidate, is running against Senator Dick Lugar, the country's longest-serving Republican senator. Meanwhile, in Florida, a new PPP poll shows Tea Party candidate
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Herman Cain, a former businessman and 2012 Republican presidential candidate, appeared on CNN's "American Morning" on September 26, 2011, to discuss his surprising win in the Republican straw poll in Florida. Cain emphasized the importance of effective communication and substance in his campaign, stating that his
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Florida will play a significant role in the Republican presidential primary, with the second debate taking place in the state and early voting expected to occur shortly. The Republican contenders are clashing over key issues, including Social Security reform, the ongoing controversy over Palestinian statehood, and immigration and border security.
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Wunderman, a leading global network of advertising, marketing, and consulting companies, has introduced Zaaz, a new performance marketing division specifically tailored to serve the Asia-Pacific region. This move aims to strengthen its presence in the region by establishing offices in Australia, China, and Japan, with Singapore serving as the initial
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On Monday, September 12, 2011, eight Republican presidential candidates debated at the Florida State Fairgrounds, hosted by CNN and the Tea Party Express. The candidates, including Representative Michele Bachmann (R-MN), Businessman and Columnist Herman Cain, and Former Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA), among others, discussed their visions for the country and
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In the Republican presidential debate hosted by CNN and the Tea Party Express, Speaker Newt Gingrich emphasized the importance of energy independence and proposed tax reform measures, arguing that eliminating loopholes and exemptions for large companies would not be a tax increase, but rather a reduction in government handouts. Gingrich
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Farmers Insurance Group of Companies, including subsidiaries such as Foremost Insurance, Bristol West, and 21st Century Insurance, is gearing up to provide support to customers and non-customers alike as Hurricane Irene approaches the mainland United States. The insurer has deployed a Mobile Catastrophe Claims bus, equipped with state-of-the-art satellite communications
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Former News of the World legal manager Tom Crone testified Tuesday that News Corp. executive James Murdoch would only have given him authority to settle a lawsuit against the newspaper if he had understood that there had been more illegal phone hacking. Crone's statement contradicts Murdoch's
