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Op-Ed: NATO doesn't want to pay for innocent deaths in Libya

NATO won't investigate the civilian deaths of a few Libyans, because to reimburse a few, thousands would follow which would be too costly. It would open investigations into a war that should have never started.

In the Media by Mindy Allan - 3 comments

Royal Canadian Mint looking to digitize currency with 'MintChip'

Toronto - The Royal Canadian Mint is looking for hackers, software engineers and other computer experts to join the MintChip Challenge. The Mint wants to digitize currency and is asking the public to help create innovative applications. The winners get gold.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Acute lead poisoning in Nigeria and the high price of gold

Lagos - Acute lead poisoning has killed at least 400 children since 2010 in Nigeria's Zamfara state, is called the "worst outbreak of lead poisoning in modern history," and more than 3,500 others need "urgent" life-saving treatment. Less than half receive it.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 4 comments

Golfer Lee Westwood: 'We get paid too much compared to teachers'

London - In a recent interview, European Tour's record earner, Lee Westwood stated that golf professionals earn too much money compared to nurses and teachers. Westwood became the first Briton to reach the £25 million mark in on-course earnings.

In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Britons rush to buy gold as faith in cash savings decline

London - A new survey has found that more Britons are buying gold instead of putting their cash into savings. According to the survey, more than 38 percent of Britons say investing in gold is better than keeping cash savings.

In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 2 comments

Gold breaks $1,700 per ounce

The spot price of gold broke the $1,700-per-ounce level yesterday, as investors began to panic due to the downgrading of America's credit rating. The downgrade pushed world markets down to pre-2008 levels.

In the Media by Andre C James

Op-Ed: Gold and Silver Are Profitable Safe Havens

History has shown that people who are in power, or want to be in power, or who are afraid of losing power; will do irrational things at the wrong time and shock routine events to spin out of control.

In the Media by Marvin Clark

Op-Ed: The real reasons Americans are dumb

The former head of the Federal Reserve Board says Americans get all they deserve because they are dumb. He is right, but not for the reasons he says.

In the Media by Alexander Baron - 7 comments

Tales of treasure hunters and charlatans in the Ozark Mountains Special

Springdale - The program presented at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History by researcher Robert Myers was titled “Under Cover of Darkness: Buried Treasure, Magic, and Deception in the Ozark Mountains,” and featured tales about treasure guide Charlie Gonzales.

Digital Journal Report by Kay Mathews - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Is gold really a safe investment?

Birmingham - With inflation rampant, investors are constantly being advised to buy precious metals, increasingly silver, but gold retains its ancient fascination. Is this really such a good idea for the ordinary person?

In the Media by Alexander Baron - 32 comments

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