Debt

A Nation Lost 6  


How deluded have we become as a country to think that we have the power to tell other nations what to do? We cannot even run our own country properly.

Strong Gains Expected for Wall Street +  


The surge yesterday was enough to push the Dow Jones Industrial Average above the 10,000-point threshold at the closing bell, but the outlook for today does not seem to have such great gains in store. After struggling a bit at the opening bell stocks have forged ahead on Wall Street.

Sharp Drop for Stocks +  


Though markets did finish in the red yesterday that slump is no comparison to the enormous drop at the open Tuesday. Within one hour American markets were down roughly 2 percent, pushing the Dow Jones below 10,000 points once again.

IOUSA: The China Problem 5  


IOUSA, a film produced by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, shows the risk the U.S. faces by borrowing trillions of dollars from China through the sale of U.S. debt.

Letters to the editor
07/30/2010

For the first time in history, the U.S. is preparing to file a labor case against a trade agreement partner, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk announced Friday.

07/30/2010

Not only will roughly 32 million new Americans be brought onto insurance rosters, and be given prescription drugs; the prices of those drugs will be allowed to ascend without safeguards.

2:00 Minute Video

07/30/2010

Every aspect of catfish raising involves water polluted not just by industrial waste, but by human waste, garbage dumps, people bathing in the water and boats refueling in the river.