On Tuesday, Budapest Beacon senior correspondent Benjamin Novak accompanied the director of a Budapest-based charity to the brick factory. There he met other Hungarian nationals determined to do what they can to help those less fortunate.
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KEISLING: Luna was ‘The worst murder I’ve ever seen’
“I’ve seen lots of murders, but this was definitely the worst one I’ve ever seen,” MacLeod told me. She said she’d been selected to work on Jonathan’s body because she knew the pastor of the Lunas’ church, and because of her extensive experience working with badly damaged bodies.
To Fix the Euro, Look to Connecticut
According to calculations by The Economist, Connecticut paid out 5 percent of its gross domestic product in net fiscal transfers to other states between 1990 and 2009; that is, its tax payments exceeded its receipt of government services by that amount. This is typical for rich states: They pay a disproportionate share of income and payroll taxes, while government services are disproportionately collected in states where people are poor or old or infirm…
Joe Sestak’s remarkable book, unfortunately obscured by its title
If one ignores the first part of the title “Walking in Your Shoes to Restore the American Dream”and puts off reading Chapter One until the end of the book, one encounters remarkably knowledgeable and thoughtful approaches covering virtually the entire realm of pressing governmental subjects.
Iran Nuclear Deal Concludes In Historic Announcement
The accord was announced on Tuesday by Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and the European Union’s policy chief Federica Mogherini in a joint statement in the Austrian capital.
LETTER: “El Chap” Guzman’s escapes
Isn’t the whole world’s dismally failing drug “war” a US policy from start to finish?
Veto override tough proposition for GOP as Pa. budget impasse drags on
In a 101-day impasse in 2009 under former Gov. Ed Rendell, public pressure swelled in the fall as schools opened without state funding on the horizon. Lawmakers and the Democratic governor concluded a deal that October, on a state budget due by law June 30…
Russian Orthodox Church and KGB
In truth, not only the entire Orthodox Church leadership was permeated by KGB agents, but also the leadership of Muslims and all other religions represented in the Soviet Union. After the fall of communism, some of them confessed that previously collaborated with the KGB.
Real Reporting award for most asinine editorial goes to the Scranton Times-Tribune
The issue is simple: With or without the recommendation of a task force, does Wolf as governor have the authority to create a moratorium on executions?
NewsLanc / RealReporting: Where we were, are, and are going
NewsLanc was created in 2006. Initially it acted as a gadfly on Lancaster County (PA), providing an alternative to the local news monopoly and exploring local politics and questionable public finances such as the county convention center and the local hospital.
Modern Doctors’ House Calls: Skype Chat and Fast Diagnosis
The same forces that have made instant messaging and video calls part of daily life for many Americans are now shaking up basic medical care. Health systems and insurers are rushing to offer video consultations for routine ailments, convinced they will save money and relieve pressure on overextended primary care systems in cities and rural areas alike.
KEISLING: Sen. Arlen Specter offered to help investigate the murder of Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan Luna
One would think that Luna’s superiors in the U.S. Justice Department, and the broader American government, would be interested in solving Luna’s murder, and would bring his violent killer or killers to justice. His being African-American added concern.
TSUKERMAN: Russian Reaction To Legalizing Gay Marriage in USA
In his interview Yuri Belous presents the describes world events after WWII as a chain of action of the western world programmed to ruin our civilization and especially aimed to the destruction of Russia.
Office of Attorney General: Attorney General Kane warns consumers about common work-at-home scams.
Advertisements may guarantee high earnings, but most of these offers fail to deliver on their claims.