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Florida’s $2 billion budget shortfall could affect the state’s drivers in a surprising number of ways.

The dead hand of the dead past, the Electoral College is a creature of slavery and should be closed.

You may qualify for a hefty tax credit under the new American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. This provision allows first time home buyers an $8,000 tax credit when they purchase a home. If you haven’t owned a home in the past three years, you should check it out.

The theory of broken windows in police enforcement says that the rate of crime in a neighborhood is directly proportional to the number of broken windows in the area. Broken windows can mean burglaries or plain vandalism. Either way, when these offenses are not nipped in the bud, graver crimes happen. The solution is to keep watch before the situation deteriorates.

The recent trends of the Obama administration shows their socialistic leanings. Learn more below.

It’s surprisingly hard work, but never dull. Sarah Jane reveals why delivering election leaflets for a friend turned out to be surprisingly entertaining.

With a popular new President, a clear shift in the US’s political direction, and a public mood that’s open to new ideas, many cigar aficionados are wondering whether the general atmosphere of change will extend to U.S.-Cuba relations.

In January of 2009, the U.S. State Department took a bold step to make the administrative side of its global operations more transparent by releasing the “Citizen’s Report, Fiscal Year 2008.”

The U.S. tax code runs to some 17,000 pages that, at an average 300 words per page, total about 5 million words. But memorizing them all won’t do you any good, even if you could, because every year there are changes both big and small.

Cut the interest rate on all mortgage loans by 50 basis points and extend the payment schedule by three to five years. Convert all variable rate loans to fixed, at prevailing rates, and extend the payment schedule by six to ten years. No fees, points or charges tolerated.