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Oklahoma City-based Ackerman McQueen, the advertising firm that served the National Rifle Association for more than 30 years before an acrimonious split in 2019

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A Montana coal mine has closed amid a substantial decline in...

NEW YORK (AP) — The National Rifle Association is in a double-barreled legal battle for...

Well, it’s filed for bankruptcy. Moreover, as reported by The Daily Caller, the gun rights group is pulling a Joe Rogan: They’re moving to Texas. On Friday, NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre posted a letter to the non-profit’s site laying out a change of plans. Wayne announced the organization’s enacting “a restructuring plan that positions [it] for the long-term and ensures [its] continued success as the nation’s leading advocate for constitutional freedom.” Turns out t...

New York attorney general seeking to dissolve group over diverting more than $60 million for lavish spending.

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This is not a hyperbole. literally, i want our kids to read and my grandkids to read theyre my age, this is the beginning of a new chapter in american history. >> kids, you might want to skip that chapter. its called chapter 11. they were given millions in stimulus dollars and now its bankrupt. the companys ceo citing insufficient customer demand. stuart varney is here. stuart, this sounds like solyndra. >> its another major embarrassment for the presidents green energy policy. solyndra, beacon ...

A new york court claiming labor costs and fuel costs are causing the problem. ceo tom horton said, "it became increasingly clear that the cost gap between us and our competitors was untenable." weve heard this story before. eight years ago, union employees took a 33% pay cut. united went after health care, sick leave and vacation. to this day, none of that was ever restored. in 2002, united and us airways went down this road. now its americanairlines turn to screw workers. thats exactly what it ...

Costs and fuel costs are causing the problem. ceo tom horton said, "it became increasingly clear that the cost gap between us and our competitors was untenable." weve heard this story before. eight years ago, union employees took a 33% pay cut. united went after health care, sick leave and vacation. to this day, none of that was ever restored. in 2002, united and us airways went down this road. now its americanairlines turn to screw workers. thats exactly what it is. the airline has $24 billion ...

clinton will meet myanmars president along with the pro-democracy party leader. these are live pictures from occupy wall street in los angeles. riot police are blocking off streets around the movements camping ground. protesters were ordered to evacuate city hall grounds by midnight on monday but have refused to leave. of course, well bring you more on the standoff as it develops. the former leader of ivory coast is now in custody in the netherlands for an appearance before the int...