YPNG’s Select Video Gallery
News Updated Daily
Breaking News
Who will win the 2012 GOP Nomination for President?
Follow us on Twitter: ypngdotcom
- Jury to Begin Deliberations in John Edwards Case http://t.co/heqC5xZI via @Newsmax_Media
- RT @CandaceSalima: Interesting. "@ypngdotcom: Brookings Study: Romney's Faith May Help With Conservatives http://t.co/wFl2uhFL via @News ...
- @TAVSTRA Thanks! Have a good time.
Powered byWordPress Twitter Widget Pro
West
- California voters want government workers to give up some retirement benefits.
- Arizona Senate Bill 1593 will allow out of state companies to write health insurance plans in Arizona.
- Nevada Senator John Ensign’s staff may remain on the government payroll for sixty days after his resignation.
- Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler says Medicare needs to be restructured.
- Reps. Devin Nunes, Paul Ryan, John Shimkus, Rob Bishop, & Mike Simpson propose H.R. 5899, A Roadmap for America’s Energy Future.
- California Assembly passes clemency reform bill in wake of former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s commutation of former Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez’s son.
Midwest
- Michele Bachmann’s son says his Mom could run for President in 2012.
- Tim Pawlenty trails in the polls.
- U.S. Supreme Court rejects expedited appeal of Obamacare.
- Michigan Governor Rick Snyder to give Education Speech in Detroit to set out policy to improve Michigan Schools.
- Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels highlights the deficit and debt issue.
- Ohio Governor John Kasich targets under-performing schools and will fix them or close them.
South
- Lindsey Graham calls on President Obama and NATO to be more aggressive and start Bombing Libya.
- South Carolina Senate Republicans re-elect Senator Harvey Peeler as Majority Leader.
- New Orleans host potential GOP Candidates Newt Gingrich, Michele Bachmann, Ron Paul and Rick Santorum at a Republican Leadership Conference in June.
- Florida Senator Marco Rubio to host townhall in St. Augustine this Wednesday.
- Clerk of Virginia House, Bruce Jamerson dies of a self inflicted gun shot wound.
- Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour says Gulf Oil Spill damage was mostly economical and not ecological.
East
- The compromise budget prohibits the Interior Department from spending funds to carry out a program to carry protecting federal lands.
- NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg says now is not the time to raise taxes on the wealthy.
- State Representative F. Jay Barrows introduces Massachusetts Bill H00974 which would introduce drug screening for welfare recipients.
- Is Mitt Romney the GOP Front-runner?
- Should Carl Lewis be allowed to run for Senate in New Jersey if he doesn’t meet the four year Constitutional residency requirement?
- New Hampshire House Bill 329 is an abortion bill that requires 48 hour notification of parents before a daughter can have an abortion.
National
- Boeing complaint by the NLRB could lead to a fight in the future.
- Welfare spending in the United States according to the Heritage Foundation in 2010 was nearly $900 Billion.
- GOP Candidates Haley Barbour, Tim Pawlenty, Mitt Romney, Michele Bachmann, and Rick Santorum begin fund raising push.
- Detroit Jury finds Pastor Terry Jones guilty of a crime he had yet to commit.
- Congressman Devin Nunes wants Budget Chairman Paul Ryan to run for President in 2012.
- Marco Rubio 95th in seniority, by the time he got to select office space not much was left, this week they move into their office spaces.
International
- NATO strikes Gaddhafi’s compound damages buildings.
- The Iraqi government must decide if it wants American Troops to stay past 2011.
- Church of England blocks Royal Wedding Reforms.
- Will England’s Liberal Democrats get an elected House of Lords?
- John McCain visits Libya and praises Rebels as Heroes.
- In latest poll: United Kingdom still views the monarchy as relevant.
Sports
- Randy Couture prepares for last UFC Fight at UFC 129.
- Lee Westwood regains number one golf ranking.
- Yankees overcome blown save.
- Rich Rodriguez regrets leaving West Virginia for Michigan.
- Celtics sweep the Knicks.
- Philadelphia Pitcher Roy Halladay strikes out 14 against the Padres.
