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  news articles for 9/9...
  These are headlines for news articles I added to www.operationrooster.net. This is me reading those headlines for the audio clip I make for the www.blogtalkradio.com/txfellowship internet radio talk show.
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  News for Unemployment Benefits...
  News for Unemployment Benefits-States bear the full cost of paying the first 26 weeks of unemployment benefits to laid-off workers. (The federal unemployment insurance funding provided under the Recovery Act covers additional weeks of benefits for workers whose state-funded benefits run out before they find a job.) Because the economic downturn has been so long — this recession was the longest since the Great Depression, and because a number of states did not amass adequate trust fund reserves before the recession hit, state UI trust funds have been depleted in 34 states. To continue paying unemployment benefits, these states must borrow from the federal unemployment insurance trust fund.To date, these 34 states have borrowed a total of $41 billion. With unemployment remaining near double-digit levels and projected to remain high for a considerable period to come, the Labor Department has projected that 40 states ultimately will have to borrow, with the total amount borrowed reaching $90 billion by 2013. Recognizing the adverse economic effects of raising taxes on employers, federal lawmakers enacted a Moratorium on these interest payments until December 31, 2010 as part of last year's recovery legislation. A Moratorium is a suspension of an ongoing or planned activity. The moratorium now needs to be extended. States obligations to begin repaying the loan principal pose an even more serious problem over time. Under current law, three states will have payments due this <b>...</b>
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  Alex Covers Fox News Trawls Infowar...
  Fox News Trawls Infowars Comments, Reports Alex Jones To Authorities Paul Joseph Watson www.prisonplanet.com Wednesday, March 31, 2010 For anyone who thought Fox News would offer any kind of alternative to the fever pitch media demonization campaign being run by the likes of CNN and MSNBC against conservatives, libertarians, and anyone angry at the passage of Obamacare think again. It turns out that Fox News has been spending its time trawling the comments section of Infowars.com looking for any excuse to shop Alex Jones in to the authorities. Thats right amidst thousands of political websites and millions of comments left on articles and forums across the entire spectrum of the world wide web, Fox News decided to target Alex Jones websites for a Nazi-style denunciation campaign in an effort to have the powers that be crack down on Infowars and shut down their competition. Hundreds of comments were posted in response to an incendiary story on infowars.com, the radical far-right Web site owned by radio host Alex Jones. The story, entitled, The Cost Of Defying Obamacare $2250 a Month And IRS Goons Pointing Guns At Your Family, focused on the increasing militarization of the IRS and its expansion of powers under the new health care law, writes Fox News Jana Winter, adding that a federal probe has been launched into the comments. In a separate Fox News article about an investigation into comments allegedly posted on Infowars.com by an individual calling himself ACA, we learn <b>...</b>
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  Alex Covers Fox News Trawls Infowar...
  Fox News Trawls Infowars Comments, Reports Alex Jones To Authorities Paul Joseph Watson www.prisonplanet.com Wednesday, March 31, 2010 For anyone who thought Fox News would offer any kind of alternative to the fever pitch media demonization campaign being run by the likes of CNN and MSNBC against conservatives, libertarians, and anyone angry at the passage of Obamacare think again. It turns out that Fox News has been spending its time trawling the comments section of Infowars.com looking for any excuse to shop Alex Jones in to the authorities. Thats right amidst thousands of political websites and millions of comments left on articles and forums across the entire spectrum of the world wide web, Fox News decided to target Alex Jones websites for a Nazi-style denunciation campaign in an effort to have the powers that be crack down on Infowars and shut down their competition. Hundreds of comments were posted in response to an incendiary story on infowars.com, the radical far-right Web site owned by radio host Alex Jones. The story, entitled, The Cost Of Defying Obamacare $2250 a Month And IRS Goons Pointing Guns At Your Family, focused on the increasing militarization of the IRS and its expansion of powers under the new health care law, writes Fox News Jana Winter, adding that a federal probe has been launched into the comments. In a separate Fox News article about an investigation into comments allegedly posted on Infowars.com by an individual calling himself ACA, we learn <b>...</b>

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  Samsung Epic 4G vs HTC EVO 4G...
  PhoneArena presents a thorough video comparison of the Samsung Epic 4G and HTC EVO 4G. Not content to rest on its laurels, Sprint has released its second 4G device, the Samsung Epic 4G. This follows the immensely popular HTC EVO 4G, which the carrier still cannot keep in stock more than three months after launch. Both next generation devices offer large displays, dual cameras, Android and several other high-end ... For more details, check out our full comparison: www.phonearena.com
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  Motorola FLIPOUT Review...
  PhoneArena reviews the Motorola FLIPOUT. Now, hot on Sony Ericsson's heels comes the quirkier still Motorola FLIPOUT. With a 2.8 inch capacitive touch-screen and a QWERTY physical keyboard underneath, the phone seems to compete most directly with the X10 mini Pro, a handset aimed at the messaging-centric market which we really enjoyed here at PhoneArena. So let's take a closer look at ... For more details, check out our full review: www.phonearena.com
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  Samsung Gusto Review...
  PhoneArena reviews the Samsung Gusto. The Samsung Gusto U360 is a basic and budget oriented flip phone for Verizon Wireless that is a follow up to the Samsung Smooth U350, which in turn replaced the Samsung Snap U340, though not a lot has changed between these models, except for the styling... For more details, check out our full review: www.phonearena.com
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  Motorola CHARM Review...
  PhoneArena reviews the Motorola CHARM offered by T-Mobile USA. Without a doubt, there surely have been many people out there clamoring to see an Android smartphone that employs that typical BlackBerry look with its signature stationary portrait style QWERTY form factor. The yearnings of many have been heard by Motorola as they've addressed this much wanted design with the Motorola CHARM for T-Mobile. Since this ... For more details, check out our full review: www.phonearena.com