1. Who Speaks for the Palestinians?
(Newsletter)

...Congressman from Texas. He serves on the House Financial Services Committee, the International Relations committee, and the Joint Economic Committee. On the Financial Services Committee, Rep. Paul ser...

2. Liberating Pakistan
(Newsletter)

...it was Hillary and Bill who brought Pervez to the dance in the first place. CONTINUE... Ron Paul: Statement Before the Joint Economic Committee MWC Corner By MWC NEWS    Wednesday, 1...

3. Flimflamming America into a pseudo-services economy
(Editor/Editorial)

...erican-style predatory capitalism.   Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in his appearance on November 19 before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress assured its members of forthcoming econ...

4. The Three Trillion Dollar War
(Opinions/Daily)

...TIGLITZ: Well, I think the White House lacks the courage to engage in a national debate about the cost of the Iraq war. The Joint Economic Committee has asked the White House to come down and discuss ...

5. Nonintervention: The Original Foreign Policy
(Editor/Daily)

...Congressman from Texas. He serves on the House Financial Services Committee, the International Relations committee, and the Joint Economic Committee. On the Financial Services Committee, Rep. Paul ser...

6. Ron Paul: Statement Before the Joint Economic Committee
(Editor/Daily)

...o the economy, not to anything endemic to the market, nor to the the actions of market participants. Statement Before the Joint Economic Committee  Ron Paul Mr. Chairman, our economy finds its...

7. Marching towards a DOW under 10,000
(Editor/Editorial)

...ef.  Things are just bushy-swell!  Just four hours ago I was listening to Fed Chairman Bernanke giving Congress' Joint Economic Committee another diluted version of things to come… from the...

8. US banks to repay bailout funds
(Archived/News/Economy)

The US treasury department has given its approval for 10 of the nation's largest banks to start repaying about $68bn of bailout money they were lent to combat a liquidity crisis.

9. Obama plans US infrastructure boost
(Archived/News/Global)

Barack Obama, the US president-elect, has pledged to make the largest investment in the country's infrastructure since the 1950s, as part of an effort to rescue the stagnant US economy.

10. Scrutiny continues over $700bn plan
(Archived/News/Global)

US legislators have continued to debate a $700bn plan to rescue the US economic system from a financial meltdown.