Pacheco, o guarda-costas do STF, critica ação de Bolsonaro contra Moraes

Homeowners are being forced to sue their mortgage servicers in a last ditch effort to get what they were promised – a modified mortgage. Lawsuits are popping up all over the country as homeowners are growing increasingly frustrated at the less than stellar results of President Obama’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP).

Everywhere I look today, I’m seeing the national budget and debt being talked about in the news. Under the media’s consistent stories that all is improving; that the worst is over; and things are getting better, there is an undercurrent of unrest. We want to believe them, but should we? There are signs between the clouds that there are improvements in some things. One of the issues has to do with how accurate are the systems in place to really measure things like unemployment or housing sales? At the same time, Bernanke is getting ready to try QEIII (Quantitative Easing III)!

When I was a little girl, my parents, who were Holocaust survivors, were virtually penniless. I grew up in a tenement in Spanish Harlem in New York City. Every day was a challenge to get through to the next measly paycheck.

For the past few days, a major revolt against the current Egyptian government has been taking place. As a result, authorities have blocked internet and mobile phone services in an effort to break down communication in the country and quell what could otherwise become a very bloody rebellion. A report by the Associated Press stated that the revolt may have cost the Egyptian government more than $90 million. The OECD reported that the blocked services stand for around 3-4 percent of Egypt’s economic productivity. The international policy think tank suggested that, as a result, the Egyptian economy loses about $18 million for every day that the revolt continues.

Food security is one thing each nation has been dealing ever since it started its existence. It is literally the backbone of survival. But as technology grows, needs for power also grows.