Obama To Send Relief For Those Affected By Drought
Relief includes emergency loans and opening more federal land.
Economics
Congress Isn't Gridlocked—It's Just Totally Irresponsible
Congress has effectively stopped work on serious legislation until after the election.
Teens Hurt by Minimum Wage
Montana has hiked the floor on wages by 50 percent, killing entry-level jobs
Will Smith a Secret Tea Partier? Says "God Bless America" to France's Proposal to Tax Rich at 75 Percent
He'd pay anything to keep his country going, but it doesn't sound like he'd pay that
Manchester United IPO Debuts on New York Stock Exchange
Stock price has stayed at about $14 a share
Prosecutors: Biofuel Cheat Bought Patton Tank With EPA Credits
Received $41.7 million in fuel credits from the EPA for biofuel prosecutors allege he never made
China Is Winning the Race to Lose Billions on Solar Power
Cower, America, and consider China's $17.5 billion solar manufacturing debt. How can we compete with that?
Will Smith on France's Proposed 75 Percent Tax Rate on Rich: "God Bless America"
The actor said he'd "pay anything" he needs to pay to "keep my country going," but expressed shock at France's proposed rate on the rich
Obama Administration Preparing New Sanctions on Syria
Senior officials speaking on condition of anonymity revealed that the new sanctions are imminent.
Global Economy Will Continue to Shrink, Claims IEA
The International Energy Agency has cut its crude oil forecasts for 2012 and 2013.
Americans Not Sold on Solyndra
Only sixteen percent of voters think it was a good idea to provide loan guarantees to Solyndra.
Europe Begins To Compete
Crisis spurs revival in efforts to offer good products at good prices
Private Debt Is Crippling the Economy
There won't be a recovery until credit card and household debt levels come down.
SEC Drops Goldman Subprime Investigation
No longer looking into company's role in selling $1.3 billion of subprime mortgage securities.
Drought Worsening in Plains States
Land affected by "extreme" drought conditions increases by two percentage points.
Euro Founder: Some Countries Will Have to Leave
Germany should stay though, the European Central Bank's former chief economist said
Argentina To Expropriate Money-Printer
Why not go to the source and grab the presses? And block an investigation at the same time.
Spanish Students Charged for Bringing Bagged Lunches
Parents aren't pleased about hard-to-justify tab
UK's Economic Prospects Shrivel
The Euro Zone's troubles prompt the Bank of England to slash forecasts
Romney Backers Leery of Fed Audit
The candidate's team isn't down with the increasingly popular, Ron Paul-backed idea
Chevron Cut Calif. Gas Production Following Fire
Richmond facility running at 60 percent capacity.
Fannie Mae Reports Profits, Won't Need Tax Money
Second quarter in a row lender didn't need bailout to stay solvent.
300 Cockfighting Roosters Euthanized in California
A murder investigation led to the discovery of an illegal cockfighting operation and hundreds of malnourished roosters
Immigrants Still Behind Natives in Economic Wellbeing
Forty three percent of immigrants who have been in the US for at least 20 years claim benefits.
Got a Pencil? You Didn't Build That
Nobody, Leonard Read once explained, can make a pencil by himself.
Hotel Cannot Ban Prostitute From Using Rooms For Business
A ruling from an Australian court says that a prostitute was unfairly discriminated against when a hotel managed refused to give her a room.
