The Americano has published many different news pieces. Here is a list of some of the most popular and widely read news pieces:

Consumer confidence slides in October as more Americans worry about jobs and salaries.
The Conference Board, a private research group studying consumer confidence showed yesterday that Americans’ confidence about the U.S. economy fell in October.
As job prospects remained bleak, there is strong speculation that an already gloomy holiday shopping forecast could worsen.
The Consumer Confidence Index, released [...]

Political conservatives continue to outnumber moderates and liberals in the United States in 2009, confirming a finding first noted in June by Gallup Poll.
In the latest Gallup Poll report, 40% of Americans describe their political views as conservative, 36% as moderate, and 20% as liberal.
This marks a shift from 2005 through 2008, when moderates were [...]

U.S. Treasury figures show that the federal government spent $46.6 billion more in September than it took in, a month that normally records a surplus. That boosted the shortfall for the full fiscal year ending Sept. 30 to $1.42 trillion. The previous year’s deficit was $459 billion.
As a percentage of U.S. economic output, it’s the [...]

After the job losses in August, things are starting to look bad for the U.S. economy and also for the banking sector, according to Christopher Whalen, managing director at Institutional Risk Analytics.
Whalen says most observers are drawing the wrong economic conclusions from the stock market’s robust rally.
“Why is liquidity going into the financial sector? It’s [...]

The Ministries of the Interior and Foreign Affairs report that the 2009 Voluntary Repatriation Program ended this week.
It began on August 21st with the participation of the governments of Mexico and the United States and is based on the “Memorandum of Understanding on the Safe, Orderly, Dignified and Humane Repatriation of Mexican Nationals” dated February [...]

During the 20th century, U.S. Hispanics participated in politics in good faith and to the extent they were allowed. In spite of the fact that the de facto partial exclusion of Hispanics was at times a written and at times an implied rule during the 19th century, this group always admired the U.S. electoral system [...]

The United States economy has lost its top position as the most competitive economy in the world, according to the World Economic Forum’s 2009-2010 Global Competitiveness Report, released on September 8, 2009.
The World Economic Forum is an independent international organization committed to improving the state of the world by engaging leaders in partnerships to shape [...]

From Baghdad, Sargent Joshua Risner informs that in the coming weeks, there will be several events scheduled in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Beginning with a 10 kilometer run/five kilometer walk around Z Lake in Baghdad, Sept. 19, Soldiers of Multi-National Division Baghdad will participate in a month-long series of events and celebrations honoring Hispanic Heritage [...]

By Noah Clarke.
Despite using it every day, most people have, at best, only a slight intuition as to what money is. This allows government to take advantage of the nation’s currency for its own and its friends’ benefit.
First, let us be clear about what money is not. Money is not wealth. Real wealth, in economist [...]