Universal Orlando plans to stop offering medical insurance to part-time employees beginning next year, a move the resort says has been forced by the federal government's health-care overhaul.

The giant theme-park resort, which generates more than $1 billion in annual revenue, began informing employees this month that it will offer health-insurance to part-timers "only until December 31, 2013."

Nobel Prize winning “economist” Paul Krugman spoke at Sixth & I Historic Synagogue in Washington, D.C. last week. During the Q&A session following the lecture, an audience member asked him about the rising national debt.

On Jan. 9, Vice-President, and head of the Obama administration's task force on gun violence, Joe Biden, suggested that the President may invoke an Executive Order to limit the sale and ownership of guns in the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting. However, a little known provision passed by Congress, and signed by the President in regards to Obamacare, restricts the government from collecting any data on, or creating any databases for, guns or ammunition purchased by legal citizens.

The Little Sisters of the Poor, first recognized as a Pontifical Institute by Pope Pius XI on July 9, 1854, is a religious congregation dedicated to the care of the elderly poor. According to their website, this mission means that the sisters “welcome them into our homes, form one family with them, accompany them from day to day and care for them with love and respect until God calls them home.”