Company attributes 'intermittent service disruptions' to update of Web site that took place over weekend; says security not affected. Read this blog post by Don Reisinger on The Digital Home.
Continue reading Read the rest of this entry »Sensation and hyperbole have become staples of the mainstream media, as they struggle to compete for an American attention span increasingly committed to blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and other social media. Even the
Bank of America's website has been slow or completely down for some users since Monday afternoon, according to the Wall Street Journal and several other media outlets.
See the original post here:Bank of America's online banking services have been down most of the day, and it's mobile apps were having problems earlier, too. But while BofA's mobile apps are back up and running, banking through Bank of America's
Read the rest of this entry »READ ACROSS AMERICA DAY, 2011. BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
See more here:Presidential Proclamation--Read Across America Day, 2011 | The ... Read the rest of this entry »Back in the '80s, Keystone Light commercials focused on a curious affliction: bitter-beer face.
Here is the original post:The Daily Meal: America's Bitterest Brews Read the rest of this entry »Bank of America's online banking services were down the majority of Tuesday, leaving many customers to do their banking in at a branch in person, or by ATM on Tuesday. The blame for the online banking outage was
Read the rest of this entry »In his book titled, Policing America's Empire: The United States, the Philippines and the Rise of the Surveillance State, McCoy chronicled over a century of US imperialism from the 1899–1902 Philippines conquest
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See the article Read the rest of this entry »My own assumption is that economic statistics have been painting an unduly bleak picture of modest-income America . When we measure real incomes we use inflation indexes, which over time inevitably overstate inflation