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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Millions of Americans are desperate for work, runaway government spending clouds the future and Democratic and Republican candidates are busy making one thing clear: They're light years apart on what to do about it....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Millions of Americans are desperate for work, runaway government spending clouds the future and Democratic and Republican candidates are busy making one thing clear: They're light years apart on what to do about it....

London Telegraph | Soldiers were sacked days before they qualified for a full pension, families of servicemen have complained.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Is it too good to be true?...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Is it too good to be true?...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Is it too good to be true?...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Is it too good to be true?...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Is it too good to be true?...

Jurriaan Maessen | Call for "sustainable human population and lifestyles.”

A suicide bombing kills at least 15 people at a funeral in Iraq, officials say, in the latest of a wave of attacks targeting Iraq's Shias.

NY Times | Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda ordered the reactivation of two nuclear reactors at a plant in western Japan.

A teacher forces 24 students to line up and hit their six-year-old classmate as a punishment for alleged bullying.

Digital Journal | A distinguished academic is about to deliver a lecture on the virtues of austerity. For us little people, not for himself and his masters.

William Grigg | Rampage is just the latest of numerous incidents demonstrating that the police are actually the most dangerous element of society.

cnsnews.com | Why did President Obama wait so long to announce a change in immigration policy -- and was he right to bypass Congress in doing so?

England coach Roy Hodgson says he is unconcerned about the rising expectations surrounding his team.

Reuters | Former head of insurance group Aetna says healthcare overhaul law (individual mandate) "raises serious constitutional concerns."

Two men have received death sentences for the rape and murder of a Buddhist woman which sparked days of sectarian violence in Burma, lawyers say.

Some families of people shot dead by the Army during the Troubles claim they have found evidence that soldiers were given a green light to shoot-to-kill.

The U.S. spends 50% more on welfare now than we did when Bill Clinton promised to “end welfare as we know it.”* So just how much welfare spending will it take to satisfy liberals? Our guest says he knows the answer. *Source: Robert Rector testimony before the Committee on the Budget, U.S. House of Representatives, May 3, 2012 Listen to Eagle Forum Live Radio Program aired on 6-16-12 EagleHQhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11651769185405454458noreply@blogger.com0