Scott Ritcher
Former staff member of the Courier-Journal newspaper and contributor to This American Life, Louisville Magazine, LEO Weekly, CMJ New Music Monthly, and NewsNShit.com. Native of Louisville, Kentucky, and 1998 Reform Party candidate for Louisville mayor.
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Who Are the Insurgents and What Do They Want?Even after so much reporting of the so-called insurgency, many Americans still have basic questions about what's happening. Who are the insurgents and what do they want? Are the Americans or the new Iraqi government able to give them what they want? -
In Banker's ClothingInstead of declining debit card or ATM transactions that exceed customers' balances, banks are silently pushing them through and adding fees; reaping profits by deliberately allowing customers to overdraw their accounts. -
America's Hunger, Housing and Health Care Solutions are in Iraq and AfghanistanThe enormous cost of the of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, $440 billion, is enough money to transform the United States into a dramatically different place. -
Everybody Loves to Hate Their Landlord. Larry Silverstein, the Controversial Leaseholder of the World Trade Center Site is No DifferentDespite the lack of progress in building the Freedom Tower, Silverstein is still paying $10 million a month in rent to his landlord, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which makes him just another disgruntled tenant. -
Louisville's Cable Provider Seems to Operate Above the LawInsight Communications violated the terms of their exclusive arrangement to provide cable TV service in Louisville, Kentucky. It now seems that the company doesn't answer to anyone, not even Louisville's Metro Council.