The impact of the auto industry on the us economy, has had an impact for years, long before the recession.

Walking away from a meeting with Cuban President Raul Castro on Monday, the leader of a seven-member Congressional delegation, Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA), is convinced that the Cuban President would be willing to reexamine the diplomatic relationship between the United States and Cuba. [...]

North Korea claims it is a peaceful, scientific endeavor, while the rest of the world, particularly the US, Japan and South Korea, doesn’t buy it. The United States has warned that the launch would trigger harsher sanctions against the communist country, although China would probably use its veto power in the United Nations Security Council to block any attempt to tighten restrictions. As the Japanese and United States deployed their anti-missile defense systems this week, the situation has become a royal mess.[...]

On Sunday, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez shared his thoughts on new US President Barack Obama’s policies and comments about the South American country’s government. It wasn’t pretty, although it fit appropriately with Chavez’s stance toward the US. The remarks are reminiscent of comments made in a January interview that compared President Obama to his predecessor.

The Employee Free Choice Act- introduced to congress on March 10, 2009, is an update to the National Labor Relations Act of 1935. Under the new proposed litigation, employees will have more freedom in deciding whether they will join a union and according to the AFL-CIO  would “would enable working people to bargain for better [...]

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