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Brunello Investigation Ends (Wine Spectator)

The investigation into production of Brunello di Montalcino appears closed after Italy's financial police, the Guardia di Finanza released its final report on the case Saturday. But the report offered little clarity. The report was the culmination of a ...

From MITCH FRANK AND JAMES SUCKLING, Wine Spectator,  24 Jul 2009
Related Topics: Wine Spectator,  Antinori

Canada and the United States: Time for a Joint Threat Assessment

Currently, Canada and the United States share information and intelligence, cooperate extensively on law enforcement issues--particularly border-related crime and terrorist travel--and work together to thwart potential air and sea threats. Both ...

From JAMES JAY CARAFANO, SHARON CARDASH, AND FRANK CILLUFFO, The Heritage Foundation,  22 Apr 2009

Your ungreen secrets: “No one will know, except you”

“No one will know, except you.” Those are the exact words the printer told me. I’m sure he meant well, in the spirit of giving reassurance in a crisis situation, but somehow they hit a nerve. Let me set the stage for you: my first book “” has just been ...

From FRANKE JAMES, Poptech,  21 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Twitter Inc,  David Suzuki

Farewell to The Swamp

The name seemed perfect from the start, from before the start, for a blog about Washington. The nation's capital was built on what was once partly a mosquito-ridden marsh, after all. And what city feels more metaphorically bog-like than Washington, ...

From FRANK JAMES, The Swamp,  3 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  NPR

Recession job loss totals 5 million plus

Nonfarm payroll employment continued to decline sharply in March (-663,000), and the unemployment rate rose from 8.1 to 8.5 percent, the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor reported today. Since the recession began in December 2 ...

From FRANK JAMES, The Swamp,  3 Apr 2009

Light at end of economic minefield?

As we wind our way out of the minefield, we are being pushed along, perhaps carelessly, by public policy. Monetary policy has never been as aggressive. Bank reserves are exploding, thus laying a foundation for massive amounts of money creation. The ...

From FRANK JAMES, Baltimore Sun Blogs,  2 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Congressional Budget Office,  Ben Bernanke

OSHA failures = worker deaths: report

The federal agency responsible for reducing worker injuries and fatalities at employer workplaces with particularly dangerous workplaces fell down on the job, according to the Labor Department's inspector general. For EEP qualifying employers with ...

From FRANK JAMES, The Swamp,  2 Apr 2009

U.S. has farmer-soldiers in Afghanistan

SEN. INHOFE: Okay. Seeing Senator Ben Nelson here, I had occasion to talk to some of the Nebraska Guard on what they're doing up on the Pakistani border. And they're up there now, and we had an opportunity to talk to them and the value of that program ...

From FRANK JAMES, Baltimore Sun Blogs,  2 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Ben Nelson,  David Petraeus

Anti-health reformer's dubious past

Mr. Scott's emergence this spring as the most visible conservative opponent to Mr. Obama's not-fully-defined health care effort has former friends and foes alike doing double takes, given Mr. Scott's history. Watch cable television a stretch and you ...

From FRANK JAMES, Baltimore Sun Blogs,  2 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  HCA Inc.,  U.S. Democratic Party,  Google Inc.,  Department of Health

Obama's illegal alien aunt has court date

President Barack Obama's Kenyan aunt who is in the U.S. illegally had an immigration court date today in Boston at which a judge set her asylum hearing date for next February. Zeituni Onyango, half sister to Obama's father, became an item late in the ...

From FRANK JAMES, Baltimore Sun Blogs,  1 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  George W. Bush,  U.S. Department of Homeland Security

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