Driving Off a Cliff?
Donald Trump’s tariffs will make the U.S. auto industry less competitive and leave the industry out of step with the auto market's shift to EVs.
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Questions for Bernanke (Simon Johnson)
There is somewhat suddenly some opposition to Ben Bernanke's reconfirmation as Fed chair, as reported at the New
SCOTUS Guts Campaign Spending Limits
Just noticed this on the New York Times website. Jeesh. Justices Overturn Key Campaign Limits By ADAM LIPTAK Published: January
Mass Backwards (Jon Stewart)
We're a little upset here in Massachusetts. Not because we liked Martha Coakley so much, and not because
Elizabeth Warren Fights for the CFPA
A couple of recent pieces about Elizabeth Warren,chair of the TARP Congressional Oversight Panel, and her efforts to make
More on the FCIC Hearings
Here is something from The Nation; it is somewhat in contradiction to what I posted late last week (here), which
For MLK Day (various)
Here's what we recommend for MLK Day: Courtesy of The Real News Network (if you haven't
Haiti Suffering: Partly 'Made in the USA'
Here is something from Bill Quigley at HuffPo. I like his take on U.S. involvement in Haiti (for a
Wall Street Off the Hook
Two good items on the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission; hat-tip to LF. The first is from Newsweek Online: Off the
Haiti Quake Relief Suggestions
Some suggestions for donating to relief efforts after the devastating earthquake in Haiti: One comes via frequent D&S
Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission Hearings
The hearings for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission are going on right now. Zachery Kouwe of the New York Times&
Banks Prepare for Big Bonuses, Public Wrath (NYT)
From the New York Times: Banks Prepare for Big Bonuses, and Public Wrath Read the rest of the article.
December Job Numbers (BLS)
The Bureau of Labor Statistics came out with its Employment Situation report today. The unemployment rate stayed the same at