1. What Ted Kennedy Never Learned
(Newsletter)

...n remote aboriginal communities, which a UN expert says is discriminatory. CONTINUE... Fall in US GDP less than predicted Economy By Agencies    Friday, 28 August 2009 The US econom...

2. Forever Blowing Bubbles
(Newsletter)

...due to what he called their continued interference in neighbouring Lebanon. CONTINUE... Drop in US GDP less than expected Economy By Agencies    Saturday, 01 August 2009 The US econo...

3. How McNamara Lost World War II
(Newsletter)

...e just after World War II. When Bill Clinton, who actually reduced the federal deficit as a portion of GDP, left office, the Congressional Budget Office projected an $800 billion dollar yearly budget ...

4. America's 'Bases of Empire'
(Newsletter)

...19 people killed in protests over the disputed re-election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. CONTINUE... US GDP 'better than expected' Top_news By Agencies    Thursday, 25 June 2009 The US ec...

5. No atonement for past economic sins
(Newsletter)

...e government officials provide for bailing out these companies. CONTINUE... US injects $800bn as GDP shrinks Top_news By Agencies    Tuesday, 25 November 2008 The US government has...

6. OECD optimistic on world economy
(News/Economy)

...s have suffered badly since the onset of the crisis and gross debt in the OECD could exceed the area's GDP by 2011". In its assessment of mounting debt pressures, the report said that "stopp...

7. Universal Single Payer Health Care Coverage
(Opinions/Bulletin)

...tions; -- manufacturing with $307.6 billion benefits most; and -- in 2006, health care totaled 9.2% of GDP. Induced Transactions These are health care worker household consumption transactions, and th...

8. Man-made Global Warming
(Editor/Editorial)

...ectly quoted thus : “"Action against climate change might cost up to three percent of the world's GDP during the next 40 years," Fankhauser told IPS. "But this price is still cheaper t...

9. Paid Lying: What Passes for Major Media Journalism
(Opinions/Features)

...g to the National Academy of Sciences, immigrants provide a net annual gain of up to $10 billion to US GDP; according to Rand Corp. economist James P. Smith, the "net present value of the gains f...

10. US consumer spending falls
(News/Economy)

...as already said will probably tip over 10 per cent of the working population before it begins to fall. GDP rise The report that US consumer spending has declined came a day after official figures show...