The Obama Administration - Change has finally arrived in Washington. Follow the Obama administration with daily updates on North Coast Blog!
Insane Drug War - Jay Tierney's column highlight's another sad case involving minimum sentences and the War on Drugs. It's another example of prosecutorial discretion getting out of control.
Freedom to play poker! -
Many Americans are upset that the Congress snuck restrictions on online wagering into law in 2006 before the elections. Now there is an effort to legalize some forms of online gambling, particularly games of skill such as poker.
Politics
A Republican quits his party.
Issues
The voters have a clear choice in this election between Obama and McCain, as they couldn't be more different on most issues. Hopefully we can rise about all the negative politics to have a real debate about policy.
Energy Independence
Obama and most Americans believe we need to free ourselves from our addition to foreign oil. Many conservatives agree as well.
Cool Stuff
Check out Jon Stewart as he mocks Bill O'Reilly for being a hypocrite. Sure, it's not a tough thing to do, but Stewart does it so well.
News & Notes
Vancouver – It’s Not Just A Great Place For Olympiads
If you’re like me, you will have to admit that up until February, you hadn’t thought of visiting Vancouver as a vacation destination. Now, however, the idea seems pretty appealing.
Bingo Busted
Ever since bingo came out in the electronic medium, it has always proved controversial. Will it be legalized in Alabama?
Protect your credit score with debt consolidation
If you think you might be in trouble, consider consolidating your debt to protect your credit score.
Taking business advantage of the foreclosure wave by obtaining a franchise for home improvement services
If you're looking to start a franchise, it might be a great time to think about home restoration.
New Credit Card Laws
President Obama signed a new set credit card bill into law last May, which, this February 22, has introduced a number of sweeping changes into how credit card issuers can treat their debtors.
