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02-22-12 Andy Parks Podcast

From Wednesday, Feb 22: Guests include NFIB President Dan Danner, Paul Samakow, Emily Miller, Joe Weber, Jennifer Harper, Katherine Timpf. Ed Kelley, Stephen Dinan, Jeff Kuhner, Kerry Picket, Joe Szadkowski



It's Time For Paul Samakow

Attorney Paul Samakow joins Andy Parks Live From The Washington Times, every Wednesday at 5:15pm. Topics on deck today include...

In this July 13, 2010, photo, Greg Casady of Council Bluffs, Iowa, holds a sign in favor of recent legislation in Arizona while demonstrating in support of recent legislation dealing with illegal immigration at the Fremont, Neb., Municipal Building. A federal judge on Monday, Feb. 20, 2012, rejected a portion of the city of Fremont's ordinance that would have denied housing permits to illegal immigrants, but upheld a requirement that employers verify the citizenship status of people they hire. (AP Photo/The Omaha World-Herald, Mark Davis)

Some GOP candidates fail to perform immigration checks

By Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times

Rick Santorum has called for every business in the country to use E-Verify, the government’s database for screening out illegal immigrant workers, but his own presidential campaign has not signed up to use the program.

Cantor

MILLER: Cantor’s small-business drive

By Emily Miller - The Washington Times

Small business has taken a beating in this brutal economy. Combine the developed world’s highest corporate tax rate with the constant stream of new regulation flowing from the Obama administration, and it’s no wonder the economy is stalled. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor wants to provide some relief so the backbone of our economy can start hiring and investing again.

02-22-12 Dan Danner with Andy Parks

NFIB President Dan Danner on Andy Parks Live From The Washington Times



Among the sights and sounds of New York's Times Square, a new and provocative billboard stands out courtesy of the Media Research Center. The conservative watchdog expects 1.3 million onlookers to see its message during the next month. (Media Research Center)

Inside the Beltway

By Jennifer Harper - The Washington Times

Welcome to another Republican presidential debate, the twentieth for the remaining candidates, and the seventh hosted by CNN, which broadcasts the two-hour scrum from Mesa, Ariz., at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday, moderated by John King.

02-21-12 Andy Parks Podcast

From Tuesday, Feb 21: Guests include Joe Weber, Jennifer Harper, Jim Robbins, Dan Daly, Katherine Timpf, Ed Kelley, Amanda Comak, Jeff Kuhner, Paige Cunningham, Kerry Picket, Patrice Hill



Antonya Huntenburg, 21, of Hillsborough, N.J., a student at the Corcoran College of Art and Design, says everyone she knows is under some kind of economic pressure, including her parents. She says she joined the Occupy D.C. encampment on McPherson Square "to be safe." (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

Youths show economic frustration in streets around the world

By Patrice Hill - The Washington Times

After the Great Recession swept through the global economy and crushed the job prospects and financial security of millions of young people, thousands took to the streets in the past year from Cairo and Moscow to Washington and Wall Street to demand a new economic and political order.

PICKET: (VIDEO) Media Matters' David Brock runs from questions on organization's war on Fox

Media Matters for America (MMFA) founder David Brock refused to talk to the Washington Times affiliated radio show America's Morning News on Tuesday morning about the series of stories The Daily Caller has been reporting on for the past week regarding his organization's aggressive plan to go after the Fox News Channel.

President Barack Obama pauses while announcing the revamp of his contraception policy requiring religious institutions to fully pay for birth control, Friday, Feb. 10, 2012, in the Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

Religious colleges join fight over contraceptives

By Paige Winfield Cunningham - The Washington Times

As Capitol Hill skirmishes over the Obama administration’s contraception mandate, the battle is expanding into courtrooms, with more religious colleges joining a growing wave of lawsuits charging that the requirement for employer insurance to provide free contraception violates religious freedom.

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