Economics
15 Percent of American Teens, Young Adults Not in School or Working
Six million people between the ages of 16 and 24
Latest Calif. High-Speed Rail Defense Banks on Folks Not Grasping Sunk Costs Fallacy
State argues that trains that aren't even built yet can't be stopped
How to Break an American City
The municipal bankruptcy mess is heading to a local government near you.
The Political Class Uses Fear of "Default" To Get Its Way
Americans are kept frightened, and politicians get to spend, tax, borrow, and coerce as usual.
JPMorgan To Settle Bad Mortgage Allegations With $13B Payout to Feds
Who encouraged those loans, again?
Meet the Vinyl Community
Welcome to a weird, wonderful world where people watch each other play old records on YouTube.
The Abysmal, Pathetic Obamacare Rollout
"A colossal, expensive failure that projects a 1970s-era DMV experience into cyberspace."
How to Fix the Supreme Court
Institute for Justice lawyer Clark Neily on judicial activism, fundamental rights, and suing the government.
Frank New Documentary on Washington, DC's Hot Dog Entrepreneurs Gets it Right
An excellent new documentary, which premieres next week at the Austin Film Festival, looks at the challenges faced by Washington, DC's food cart entrepreneurs.
Reid: Cruz's Presidential Ambitions Hurt "Average Americans"
Not happy about his colleague's recent attempt to defund Obamacare
Dollar Hits Eight-and-a-Half Year Low Against Basket of Currencies
Reflects fears about state of U.S. economy
Obama Administration Reportedly Considering Easing Sanctions on Iran
May gradually unfreeze overseas funds
The Specter of Bankruptcy Haunts California
Will state lawmakers heed the lesson of Stockton?
Dollar Near Lowest Point of Year, US Treasury Debt Prices Highest Since July
The Fed's easy money policy
Morgan Stanley Revenue Up 50 Percent Amid Higher Than Expected Earnings
Lost $1 billion same time last year
German Governing Coalition May Depend on Federal Minimum Wage
A demand by the Social Democrats
Las Vegas PD Fires Cop For Fatally Shooting Gulf War Veteran; Cop Has 30 Days to Appeal
Stanley Gibson was shot and killed by police in December 2011
US Jobless Claims Fall, But Computer Problems Affect California
The data may not be trustworthy
Silk Road Defendant's New Lawyer Also Defended Gitmo Detainee
Has some high-profile cases of people in the federal government's crosshairs
Some in GOP Hoping To Secure Major Cuts in Next Budget Battle
Approval of Republicans has been dropping
Obama: Government Shutdown Caused "Completely Unnecessary Damage" to the Economy
Signed fiscal deal yesterday
