Fed Says Interest Rates to Remain Low
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said interest rates will stay low for at least another two to three years as the economy recovers. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said interest rates will stay low for at least another two to three years as the economy recovers. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Promoters of so-called “comprehensive” sex education are stepping in to take credit for the decline. View full post on News / Commentary
Low interest rates haven’t been enough to revive the weak housing industry with unemployment still high and fears of another recession. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Asian and European markets were bouncing back Wednesday following Wall Street’s dramatic upswing on Tuesday. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Contact: Bill Jenkins, 602-315-5566 PHOENIX, April 15, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ — To help make a private university education a feasible option in these recessionary times, Phoenix-based Grand Canyon University (GCU) has announced that it will maintain a tuition freeze that it instituted in 2009 for its current and incoming students attending classes on its west [...]
Adolescent girls and young women living in wealthy communities were more likely to be diagnosed with melanoma in a new study of skin cancer cases in California. Wednesday, March 23, 2011 View full post on Crosswalk
Poor eating and activity habits, not genetics, are the underlying causes for most cases of adolescent obesity, new research suggests. View full post on Crosswalk.com – News
A new study finds that teens who engage in oral sex are more likely to engage in intercourse. The three-year survey found that teens who had oral sex by the end of ninth grade were at the highest risk of having sexual intercourse during high school. View full post on Crosswalk.com – News
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that obesity rates in the country have increased over the past few decades by nearly a third of the population. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
A disturbing report coming from the U.S. Army reveals a record number of suicides linked to an increase in risky behaviors like drug abuse, drunk driving, and crime. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News