State House, Not Kid’s House, Must Decide on Tanning for Minors
New Jersey government officials, rather than parents, must be the ones to decide whether children under 18 may use indoor tanning beds, a state Assembly panel » READ
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More Job Losses Reported This Week
Just this week, more job losses were announced in various parts of the country. People from Texas, Florida, Indiana, Iowa and Virginia are among those who » READ
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Kyrillos Loses Endorsement of His Own Tea Party to Bader Qarmout for US Senate
”If he can not debate me, how can he debate Menendez”, Qarmout says. Since the TEA parties swept into the political arena in 2009, they have » READ
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TRR Special Interview with a Sex Therapist: What Does the Popularity of “50 Shades of Grey” Really Mean?
The book, “Fifty Shades of Grey” has been on the New York Times bestseller list for the nine weeks as the number one best seller in » READ
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“Boycott Kellogg’s and Fly Delta,” Catholic League Says
Catholic League President Bill Donohue, in a statement to the media, is now encouraging people to fly on Delta Airlines after the airliner pulled its sponsorship » READ
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Why Government Spending (Stimulus) Doesn’t Work
If “We the People” want the government to serve us then we have an obligation to understand the issues and know why proposals such as the » READ
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A TRR Investigation: Sustainable Communities’ Impact on Property Rights
People will be told where they will live. The type of buildings in which they live and the way they travel will also be decided for » READ
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NY Assembly Passes Bill for College Funding for Documented and Undocumented Immigrants
The New York Assembly this week passed a bill that will allow both documented and undocumented immigrants to get scholarships for college. Called the Dream Fund, » READ
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TRR EXCLUSIVE REPORT: Taxpayers Foot the Bill for Industry Studies Overseas
Potential opportunities in Pakistan for U.S. energy companies are abounding—and the federal government wants U.S. taxpayers to shoulder the cost of exploring those possibilities for that » READ
Yesterday’s May Day: A Success or a Fizzle? Was a hyped- event that called on Americans to take off from work, call in sick, keep children home from school, and not to shop, a » READ |
Two Teens Kill Themselves after Being Bullied Primghar, Iowa and Woodbine, Maryland: Fourteen-year-old Kenneth James Weishuhn Jr. hung himself in the family garage after being bullied. That was the day after 15-year-old Grace » READ |
Stolen Tax Return from IRS Given to Obama’s Re-Election Committee Tax returns are confidential and are filed with the Internal Revenue Service. So how did a confidential tax return of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) » READ | |
Two Children Lost As Result of War The Revered Review’s in-depth interview with a father, who lost his son and then his daughter as a result of the conflict in Afghanistan. It was » READ | |
Mets’ Opening Day Will Honor Carter Today’s opening day for the New York Mets will honor Gary Carter, who died in February after a 20-month battle with brain cancer. Carter’s family will » READ | |
The Trayvon Martin Case: Zimmerman “Guilty” in Court of Public Opinion It’s been over a month since Trayvon Martin was shot. The person who shot him was George Zimmerman. Those are the facts. There are numerous facts » READ | |
Would You Spare the Life of Your Son’s Killer? Thomas Hardy could have been sentenced to death on April 5, 2012 for killing a police officer. Instead, his life will be spared—all because of that » READ |
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GOP Senate Candidate Rullo: “I Believe Anyone Convicted of Rape Should Get 25 Years to Life.” In New Jersey, the GOP primary race for Senate is in full swing. Among the pack of candidates is Ocean County resident, Joe Rullo. According to » READ |
Supreme Court Transcripts Contradict Obama’s Own Words Many on both the left and right are trying to read which way the Supreme Court may be leaning after the second day of oral arguments » READ |
Bullied Teens Fight Back In the small town of Southeastern, Ohio, two teens who were bullied, decided to fight back. They’ve produced two anti-bullying videos that they hope will help » READ |
Manufacturer Group to Obama: Match Your Rhetoric with Action There is an appeal now to President Obama to save auto parts jobs. While the nation’s assembly plants are in business again, the auto parts sector » READ |
Irish Woman Passes Away, on St. Patrick’s Day, at 101 There is a saying that “only the good die young.” If that is true, then perhaps only the great die old. In 1911, in Jersey City, » READ |
TRR EXCLUSIVE: Obamacare Forces Woman to Sacrifice Her Health Stacy Molai is no stranger to suffering. She has suffered more than half of her life from Crohn’s disease—she was diagnosed at 13 and is now » READ |
Coal-Fired Power Plants Closing, Hundreds to Lose Jobs Because of stricter and costly environmental regulations being imposed by the Obama Administration, two companies recently announced the closing of their coal-fired power plants. A total » READ |
REPORTERS: A reporter for establishment/mainstream media has two choices with the events of the day – he can either report the truth or “massage the feelings” of a lot of people and feel good. Often today’s reporters choose the latter.
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