2010

Bank Of America: “Do What’s Best For The Company”

I found this story today on Huffington Post, and through reading the comments I found this related video clip. If you visit the YouTube page where the video clip is located, you’ll find many, many others on the same subject. These are about Bank of America and the way they treat their customers, but other

Arizona’s Governor Signs Bill

Arizona’s Governor, Jan Brewer, Republican, who we’ve outlined here before as having radical ideas about merging government and religion, has done it again. She’s signed into law the controversial immigration bill in here state which will do the following: Police may detain people they "reasonably suspect" are in the country without authorization. Police can charge

Administration Will Appeal Ruling Against National Prayer Day

  A major decision was reached this week by U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb in Madison. In a case brought by the group Freedom From Religion, the judge ruled that the National Day Of Prayer, established 58 years ago, is unconstitutional. Crabb stated, "In this instance, the government has taken sides on a matter that

Archie Comics Adds Gay Character

  It’s hard to believe, but the Archie comic book series is introducing a new character…a gay one. Archie comics, which has been around since 1941, says it’s creating the new character to "keep the world of Archie Comics current and inclusive." I read Archie comics growing up. I remember waiting for the all important

Elton John’s Letter To Ryan White, 20 Years Later

Dear Ryan, Twenty years ago this month, you died of AIDS. I would gladly give my fame and fortune if only I could have one more conversation with you, the friend who changed my life as well as the lives of millions living with HIV. Instead, I have written you this letter. I remember so