Bill Kristol Argues For Allowing Bush Tax Cuts to Expire
Says the GOP should stop standing up for "a bunch of millionaires"
Economics
American Policy Makers Look to Learn From Europe
Their takeaway: don't cut too quickly and let the central banks offset contraction
Libertarians vs. Conservatives: "We've seen some real progress"
Glenn "Instapundit" Reynolds, responding to wailing and gnashing of teeth among many conservatives in the wake of last week's election.
Far-Right Greek Party Enjoying Increased Popularity
Support for Golden Dawn has doubled in a few months
Thousands Stand in Line at Chicago Job Fair that Doesn't Offer Jobs
People wait for hours to discover information on how to apply for government jobs, not interviews
EU Budget Talks Suspended over Previous Budget Gap
Nobody wants to pay 9 billion euros owed for 2012
Lockheed Martin Dumps New CEO over Affair with Subordinate
It's a day for awkward sexual declarations
San Diego's Market-Oriented Reforms in Hands of Hostile Mayor
Well, it was nice while it lasted
Why Mitt Romney Lost—and the GOP Will Continue to Lose
The party's message is confused, contradictory, and unconvincing.
California's Deadly Embrace of Big Government
Golden State voters open the gates to an endless flood of tax increases.
Osborne Using Money Left Over From Printing Presses to Reduce British Debt
Well, that's one way to do it
Germany to Establish Panel to Examine French Proposals
France is on track to miss its deficit reduction target
Armistice Reached in Banana War
The E.U. and 11 Latin American countries have resolved their dispute over tariffs
Lawmakers Working on Unprecedented Sanctions on Iran
Evidently the past sanctions just weren't strong enough
Warren Seat on Senate Banking Committee Likely
The senator-elect has called for breaking up big banks
Election Over, Everybody Notices That the Economy Still Sucks
Oh, that's right. The government remains completely irresponsible.
Kansas Legislators To Be Tested on Budget-Cut Promises
The state government has a balance-sheet problem
U.S. Per-Capita Debt is Now 35% Higher Than That of Greece
But it's stimulating the economy, don't you know
