Economics
Entitlements Are the Real Cliff
Guess we can look forward to Obama and Romney speaking about this tonight, right?
Cuba Drops Exit Visa Requirements
Cubans will be able to leave for vacations or permanently
Sanctions on Iran Have Hit Oil Exports
We'll have them negotiating their nuclear program in no time...
Soros Urges Germany to Take the Reins in Europe
Either that or leave the euro, says the billionaire
Lukashenko Doesn't Want Lenin and Stalin Demonized
Comments come day after new sanctions were imposed by the EU
Electric Car Battery Maker Files For Bankruptcy
Federal support for alternative energy continues to disappoint
'What Eisenhower Said About the Military-Industrial Complex Is True'
Sen. Tom Coburn on the fiscal time bomb, the military, and morals in America
Wastebook: $1.5 Billion for Free Cell Phone Service, $70 Million to Produce About $35m in Pennies
Senator Tom Coburn's latest list of government waste
Federal Reserve's Money Printing Order in One Chart
The Fed's made its request for printing Federal Reserve notes for distribution in Fiscal Year 2013
Obamacare's Rationing by Another Name
How the Independent Payment Advisory Board gives sweeping powers to an unelected and unconstitutional board of bureaucrats.
European Satellite Company Pulls Out of Iran
19 television and radio channels will go off the air
So, Glenn Beck Has Started a Line of Denim
Partly to protest Levi's apparent progressivism
German Minister: Countries Must Slash Government Debt
Unfortunately, governments aren't so good at that
On Taxes, Paul Ryan Debates Mitt Romney
The next debate should be between Romney and his running mate, about what exactly is in their tax plan.
Elon Musk Under IRS Scrutiny
His company received lots of subsidy money from the Obama administration
Obamacare vs. the Current Flawed System
The New York Times' Nicholas Kristof's tale of woe shows why real health-care reform is still needed.
Geeks Winning the Wage Race
In economic recovery IT workers are seeing faster wage growth than other sectors
Ben Bernanke Defends Easy Money Policy
Brazil has said quantitative easing hurts emerging economies like its own
Softbank to Acquire 70 Percent of Sprint
The $20 billion deal would be the largest acquisition made by a Japanese firm in the U.S.
U.S. Economists Win Nobel Prize for Work on "Market Design"
Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley were awarded the Nobel prize in economics for their "theory of stable allocations and market design"
Clinton's Legacy: The Financial and Housing Meltdown
Clinton sowed the seeds of the Great Recession by helping to inflate the housing bubble.
