Consumer Confidence Index Falls For Third Straight Month
Down to 70.4 in November
Economics
Pope Francis Calls Unfettered Capitalism "a New Tyranny"
Criticizes the "idolatry of money"
Danish PM's Popularity Rebounding After Implementing Reforms
Had faced protests because of welfare cuts
Boehner Signs Up For Obamacare
Premium almost doubled under new plan, even with federal assistance
California Judge Sends High-Speed Rail Plan Careening Backward Into the Station
State not allowed to spend bond money until the plan comes into compliance with authorizing ballot initiative
Hybrid Car Bankruptcy Could Cost Government Hundreds of Millions
Much more than just the federal loan Fisker received
Warsaw Climate Change Conference Inconclusively Concludes
Reason's science correspondent sends a final dispatch from the U.N. Climate Change Conference
Taxpayer-Subsidized Projects for the Elite
Richmond, Virginia, has already been burned on grandiose projects.
One Million XBox One Units Sold in First 24 Hours
Similar to PS4 numbers earlier this month
Swiss Reject Cap on Executive Pay in Referendum
Would have capped pay at a business to twelve times the pay of the lowest paid employee
Nearly Half of US Colleges Don't Get Enough Tuition Revenue to Keep Up with Inflation
Universities are heading underwater
Health Costs Threaten to Bust California's Budget
In addition to state worker salaries and benefits
Unclaimed $16 Million Florida Lottery Jackpot Expires
Check pockets before doing laundry, folks
Cybersecurity Bill Offered Up as Amendment to NDAA
Jay Rockefeller pushing legislation
Cigarette Sin-Tax Hike Could Boost Black Markets
"Do-gooder" types are just making the situation worse.
Wired's Louis Rossetto on the Death of the Mega-State and the Digital Revolution
"The priests, the pundits, the politicians and the generals" who create positive change.
Worried About the Climate? End Subsidies
Reason's science correspondent sends a fourth dispatch from the U.N. Climate Change Conference
Homelessness Down for Third Straight Year in US
A bit more than 610,000 counted in latest survey
Ohio Fails to Return Millions in Business Tax Overpayments
Even when companies properly requested the money back
