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GOP Gags Witnesses on Credit Card Woes
Mike Lillis, writing for The Washington Independent, reports, "They came to the nation's capital this week from as far away as Denver, Chicago and Niagara Falls-five people who'd had tough experiences... ...
rudkla - 19. Mär, 22:19
It’s the Big Brother who should bother us
CounterPunch by Dave Lindorff 03/12/08 Gov. Spitzer’s bust should give pause to those in Congress who are ready to hand President Bush a free pass to continue his six-year campaign of warrantless spying... ...
rudkla - 13. Mär, 22:19
NSA quietly expands domestic spying program
"According to current and former intelligence officials, the spy agency now monitors huge volumes of records of domestic emails and Internet searches as well as bank transfers, credit-card transactions,... ...
rudkla - 10. Mär, 23:21
U.S. deficit running at twice last year's
Federal spending also rising at faster pace than last year http://www.msnbc.msn. com/id/23131149/ U.S. mortgage crisis spreads beyond subprime loans As the world's largest economy grapples with the... ...
rudkla - 14. Feb, 13:47
Killer Credit
Adam Doster, writing for In These Times, says: "In the last quarter century, an unstable financial relationship was forged between Americans - grasping for an increasingly elusive middle-class lifestyle... ...
rudkla - 28. Jan, 23:19
Annual War Cost at $171B and Rising
Reuters reports: "The Iraq war may not dominate US news reports as the carnage drops, but a new report underscores the financial burden of persistent combat that is helping run up the government's credit... ...
rudkla - 26. Jan, 22:51
U.S. War Costs In Iraq Up: Report
By Richard Cowan The Iraq war may not dominate U.S. news reports as the carnage drops, but a new report underscores the financial burden of persistent combat that is helping run up the government's credit... ...
rudkla - 26. Jan, 08:56
Credit Card Debt Soars as House Prices Plunge
Dean Baker, writing for The Center for Economic and Policy Research, reports: "The current rate of house price decline will destroy $2.2 trillion of wealth this year. The Federal Reserve Board reported... ...
rudkla - 9. Jan, 22:45
Reports of data breaches reached new heights in 2007
USA Today 12/31/07 The loss or theft of personal data such as credit card and Social Security numbers soared to unprecedented levels in 2007, and the trend isn’t expected to turn around anytime soon... ...
rudkla - 31. Dez, 11:09
Credit loss could hit $US1trillion
THE US economy could be heading into its blackest year since the Great Depression as estimates of losses from the housing slump and sub-prime mortgage implosion reach unprecedented levels. http://snipurl.co m/1vumo... ...
rudkla - 27. Dez, 09:43
