Bill Clinton Fears 'Climate Will Crater and We Won't Be Able To Preser

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Former president cautions 'Today' viewers economic and terrorism crises are short-term and climate is real long-term threat.

CNBC Analyst: Dow to 6,000; Stimulus and Bank Bailout to Blame

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UC-Irvine professor Peter Navarro explains how 8,000 is a sign of things to come.

Cramer Takes on Media's Glowing Account of Stimulus Bill

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'Mad Money' host on NY Times writer's lede: 'Who edits this B.S.?'

CBS Finds 'Heavy Toll' on Salmonella-Free Peanut Industry

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'Evening News' report points out that many peanut foods are still safe, other companies losing millions because of outbreak.

Dear WSJ: Morici is Wrong on Trade Deficit

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Worries about China/U.S. trade is 'unwarranted.'

Rep. Frank: New FDR-style New Deal Financial Regulations by Summer

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House Financial Services chair declares major changes coming within six months; Host Rachel Maddow surprised her show 'made some news.'

Alter Dismisses Notion GOP Stimulus Opposition is Principled, Blames P

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Newsweek's senior editor tells MSNBC host Olbermann Republicans are 'betting on' the stimulus failing.

CNBC's Ratigan on Geithner's Presentation: 'He Soiled the Bed

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'Fast Money' host gives Obama's Treasury secretary low marks on MSNBC's 'Morning Joe.'

Obama Follows Media, Pushes for Pay Caps

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Populism's march continues with compensation restrictions for TARP recipients, but economists warn that wage controls 'never work.'

Obama Follows Media, Pushes for Pay Caps

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Congressman Gives Speech in Front of Pelosi's Office: 'There Are More

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Chairman of Republican Study Committee Rep. Tom Price blasts congressional leaders for not making the stimulus bill negotiations open to the public.

Finally, Good News About The Economy

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Economic natural selection would doom lawyers, Congress and other 'non-essential' entities.

Bernanke: 'Too Big To Fail' Not Fair to Smaller Banks

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Federal Reserve Chairman calls rationale 'a serious, serious problem.'

Dear NY Times: Less Misery Than the '70s, '80s

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Despite Krugman's hysteria, the facts don't support his fear.