If I were you, I would strongly consider going to this event:
The American Conservative presents “What Impact Will the 2016 Campaign Have on U.S. Foreign Policy?” — a discussion with some of the magazine’s most prominent contributors.
You won’t want to miss this opportunity to hear from:
As the following chart showing the collapse in trading revenue across the banks who have reported Q1 earnings so far shows...
... it has been a very bad start to the year for America's largest, too big to fails/too big to prosecute.
It has been just as bad for bank employees, but while most US banks have seen the occasional drib and drab here and there, nothing compares to Barclays, which in the past 4 months has fired a stunning 8,000 workers.
Excerpted from 50-Year Wall Street Veteran Joe Rosenberg's Op-Ed via The Wall Street Journal,
Submitted by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog,
Here are a couple of really intriguing responses to the “Ben Op As Bondage” post from yesterday. I took them out of the comments thread because they deserve greater attention.
Reader Simeon T. writes:
I am yet another young Christian shaped by the “fundagelical” movement. I was homeschooled, my family attended conservative churches (including leaving one that started to introduce too much of the “cool” factor), and we generally moved in circles that sound similar to those against which Libby Anne reacts.