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Sep 03 2019
News
Warren Says Wealth Tax Plan Isn't a Cranky Idea: Campaign Update
Elizabeth Warren says she’s for a wealth tax -- but not because she’s cranky.
At an event in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, the Massachusetts senator gave her standard stump speech to a crowd of 800 people who stuck around despite heavy rain stayed even for her trademark selfie line.
“I’m not proposing a wealth tax because I’m cranky. No. I’m not,” Warren said. “Some of these guys
BloombergMay 24 2012
News
Some Big Firms Got Facebook Warning
Capital Research & Management wanted to buy into the Facebook Inc. initial public offering. But days before the IPO, an underwriting bank on the deal warned the big investment firm about Facebook's dimming revenue prospects.
The Los Angeles firm, armed with information from a May 11 "roadshow" meeting with underwriters and Facebook, along with similar estimates of its own, slashed
Wall Street Journal (News)Sep 01 2014
Opinion
OPINION: How labor unions and Democrats fell out of love
Labor Day used to be a big deal for the Democratic Party. For much of the 20th century, organized labor was at the heart of Democratic politics. Unions were a driving force that gave the party its heart and its muscle.
CNN (Online News)Dec 27 2012
News
What happens to the economy if we go over the cliff?
Five days left: It's looking more and more like Washington may not get a deal done in time to avert the fiscal cliff. What happens to the economy if lawmakers don't cut a deal and the tax hikes and spending cuts become law?
The worst-case scenario is if Congress stands by and lets the fiscal cliff stay in effect all next year. Economists expect the U.S. economy would then fall into a
CNN (Online News)Jan 15 2014
News
Senate fails to advance bill extending benefits for long-term unemployed.
Efforts to reach a bipartisan deal extending benefits for the long-term unemployed foundered in the Senate as a key procedural vote to end debate failed in a largely party-line 55-45 vote.
Wall Street Journal (News)Sep 22 2016
Opinion
OPINION: Foreign Wars and Terrorism
Dealing with extremism abroad and its spillover at home will present an enormously complex challenge for the next president. Over the last five years, conflicts in Syria and Iraq have continued to frustrate the United States diplomatically, sapped military resources and provided a breeding ground for Islamic State radicals, who have spread bloodshed and destruction in the region and the West
Guest Writer - LeftOct 21 2013
News
Cracks show in Democratic coalition as budget talks get under way
Cracks are showing in the Democratic coalition as the next round of budget talks gets under way hurting chances for progress toward a broad deal aimed at the tax code and future deficits.
Wall Street Journal (News)May 04 2015
News
Extreme secrecy eroding support for Obama's trade pact
If you want to hear the details of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal the Obama administration is hoping to pas,s you've got to be a member of Congress and you've got to go to classified briefings and leave your staff and cellphone at the door.
PoliticoJan 03 2013
Opinion
The President Who Wants It All
President George W. Bush made bipartisan deals with Democrats on education, energy and, shortly before leaving office, the bank bailout known as TARP.
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)Oct 06 2015
News
U.S. Allies See Trans-Pacific Partnership as a Check on China
The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal was welcomed on Tuesday as a win for the United States in its contest with China for clout in Asia, as America’s allies expressed optimism about the impact of the 12-nation accord on a region worried about its dependence on the slowing Chinese economy.
New York Times (News)