Filed under: Economics
Buffet suggested that inheritance is luck of the draw, and not consistent with American values of equal opportunity. It’s not surprising that a man who worked his way to the top would feel this way. Especially considering most who inherit fortunes squander them away, never quite understanding the value of a dollar.
Filed under: Conspiracies
Buzz punches a guy who accuses him of never going to the moon and calls him a coward. But the guy was asking for it.
Filed under: Energy
Interest in adding new nuclear power plants to U.S. electric generation capacity has gained considerable momentum in the past year. The last nuclear plant was ordered more than 30 years ago, in 1973. But several factors have combined to generate a clear resurgence of interest in adding new nuclear capacity.
Filed under: Politics
Amid made up ‘intelligence’ and a scandal surrounding the indictment of the vice president’s chief of staff, I. Lewis Libby, FRONTLINE goes behind the headlines to investigate the internal war that was waged between the intelligence community and Dick Cheney, the man who now runs the US.
Trillions of dollars are missing from the US government. What’s going on? Where is the money? How could this happen? Where are the checks and balances? How much more has gone missing? What would happen if a corporation failed to pass an audit like this? Or a taxpayer? Who is responsible for this?
Filed under: Politics
It’s amazing to think that just days after Congress blocked an increase in the minimum wage, that they would be so crass and tone-deaf as to consider a pay increase of their own.
Filed under: Media & Internet
Google has 79 billion billion billion IPv6 addresses, is buying up massive amounts of dark fiber, and building a massive data center. Just what is Google up to?
