Paul Krugman: Be Careful With Debt History
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Paul Krugman: Be Careful With Debt History
The World War on Democracy
Commentary: Gingrich should learn that the poor already work hard
Energy efficiency: still awesome, still ignored
Rutgers study finds paid family leave leads to positive economic outcomes
Insight: Top Justice officials connected to mortgage banks
The Uphill Battle Against Citizens United: Tricky Legal Terrain and No Easy Fixes
On US Education: It’s the Socioeconomic Segregation, Stupid
Paul Krugman: Taxes at the Top
2012's Civil Liberties Apocalypse Has Already Happened
S&P Downgrades and Banks: Threats to Global Stability
A Brief History of America's Dumb Policies Towards Iran
Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson on Engineered Inequality
Election Will Decide Which New Wars Will Be Waged
How Local Governments Can Fight Back Against the Foreclosure Crisis
MERS, the law, and the State
Miracle tree' substance produces clean drinking water inexpensively and sustainably
World Map of All Wars and Conflicts Happening In 2012
10 reasons the U.S. is no longer the land of the free
Reexamining the myth of no-fault capitalism
Virginia lawmaker: Children with disabilities are God’s punishment to women who previously had abortions.
“The number of children who are born subsequent to a first abortion with handicaps has increased dramatically. Why? Because when you abort the first born of any, nature takes its vengeance on the subsequent children,” said Marshall, a Republican.
Billionaire Funds Santorum Run
Paul Krugman: How Fares the Dream?
Everything You Need to Know About Wall Street, in One Brief Tale
What They Don’t Want to Talk About
The Myth of American Productivity
An odd way of showing ‘concern for the poor’
Traditionally on the stump and in debates, Romney says the poor are “taken care of” by the country’s social safety net. Today he appeared to call for reinforcing that net, in addition to helping the middle class.I can certainly understand why Romney would say something like this.
“I’m concerned about the poor in this country. We have to make sure the safety net is strong and able to help those who can’t help themselves,” Romney said, before returning to his standard remarks. “I’m not terribly worried about the very wealthiest in our society; they’re doing just fine.”
America, a Land Made for the 1 Percent
The Truth About Private Equity: Politicians Need It, Taxpayers Fund It
Paul Krugman: America Isn’t a Corporation
“And greed — you mark my words — will not only save Teldar Paper, but that other malfunctioning corporation called the U.S.A.”
A Federally-Funded Jobs Program? Lessons from the WPA
Bank of America Prepares Emergency Plans at Fed Behest, May Need to Amputate on Geographic Basis
Americans Pay Wall St. $20B for Bad Swaps
Tom Donohue Pushes Civilization-Ending Pollution Agenda In Chamber Of Commerce Annual Address
We have 1.4 trillion barrels of oil, enough to last at least 200 years. We have 2.7 quadrillion cubic feet of natural gas, enough to last 120 years. We have 486 billion tons of coal, enough to last more than 450 years—and we need to use more of this strategic resource cleanly and wisely here at home while selling it around the world.
The Perils of 2012
New research weakens case for small business tax relief
States Attempt to Instill 'Work Ethic' by Rolling Back Child Labor Protections
James O’Keefe’s Group Appears To Commit Voter Fraud In Order To Gin Up Hysteria Over Non-Existent Fraud Problem
Have the Super Wealthy Already Seceded from the United States?
Hedge Funds Playing Chicken With Greek Debt
Revolving Door: From Top Futures Regulator to Top Futures Lobbyist
The long-term care challenge isn't just a fiscal problem, it's a test of our nation's character
CHART: How The Debt Limit Fight Hurt The Economy, Delayed Recovery
The Horror: What a Republican President Could Mean for the Supreme Court
Small Companies, Big Credit Problems