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  • Flat jobs data signal weakest recovery in decades

    07/08/2011 3:32:48 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 44 replies
    Yahoo ^ | 7/7/11 | Paul Wiseman - ap
    WASHINGTON (AP) -- The job market is defying history. A dismal June employment report shows that employers are adding nowhere near as many jobs as they normally do this long after a recession has ended. Unemployment has climbed for three straight months and is now at 9.2 percent. There's no precedent, in data going back to 1948, for such a high rate two years into what economists say is a recovery. The economy added just 18,000 jobs in June. That's a fraction of the 90,000 jobs economists had expected and a sliver of the 300,000 jobs needed each month to...
  • Barack Obama The Weakest President in history?

    03/17/2011 7:03:08 PM PDT · by Nachum · 28 replies
    Daily Express ^ | 3/17/11 | Anna Pukas
    INEFFECTUAL, invisible, unable to honour pledges and now blamed for letting Gaddafi off the hook. Why Obama’s gone from ‘Yes we can’ to ‘Er, maybe we shouldn’t’... Let us cast our minds back to those remarkable days in November 2008 when the son of a Kenyan goatherd was elected to the White House. It was a bright new dawn – even brighter than the coming of the Kennedys and their new Camelot. JFK may be considered as being from an ethnic and religious minority – Irish and Catholic – but he was still very rich and very white. Barack Obama,
  • Weakest 'Drop Like Flies' As 50 Die In French Heatwave

    08/11/2003 5:31:13 PM PDT · by blam · 96 replies · 468+ views
    The Telegraph (UK) ^ | 8-12-2003 | Philip Delves
    Weakest 'drop like flies' as 50 die in French heatwave By Philip Delves Broughton in Paris (Filed: 12/08/2003) The elderly are dying "like flies" because of the relentless heat, French doctors said yesterday as undertakers warned that their mortuaries were full. Paris endured its hottest night since records began in 1873 early yesterday with temperatures of at least 76F (24C), following a day of more than 100F (37F). There was not even the slightest breeze to relieve the furnace conditions. Nuclear plants have been forced to reduce their electicity output by the intense heat and industry chiefs held an emergency...