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Retirement Account of DeLay's Wife Traced
A registered lobbyist opened a retirement account in the late 1990s for the wife of then-House Whip Tom DeLay and contributed thousands of dollars to it while also paying her a salary to work for him from... ...
Pension Deficit, Now $500 Billion
The $500 billion deficit in U.S. company retirement plans is about to bite corporate bond investors. http://tinyurl.com/g6vju From Information Clearing House ...
Bush is scheduled to sign into law an extraordinary deal for high-income people with retirement savings accounts
IRA Swaps Could Cost U.S. Billions in Tax Revenue President Bush is scheduled to sign into law on Wednesday an extraordinary deal for high-income people with retirement savings accounts. http://www.nytimes.com/2 006/05/16/business/16tax.h tml?_r=1&oref=slogin Fro m... ...
The Real Oil Story: The Oil in Iraq
By Walter Simpson Oil is pretty slippery stuff. The press is playing up $3 a gallon gasoline, record oil company profits, and the $400 million retirement package for Exxon’s former CEO. But these stories... ...
Retirement Insecurity
United Airlines, Bethlehem Steel, Motorola, Lockheed Martin, IBM, Hewlett Packard, along with many other pillars of our economy, have frozen their pension plans, insisting they cannot afford to keep their... ...
Retirement Insecurity
by Beth Shulman, TomPaine.com Corporations are breaking one of the oldest clauses of the social contract -- that if you work, you will be taken care of. http://www.tompaine.c om/articles/2006/04/24/ret irement_insecurity.php ...
The Very Rich In America: "The Kind Of Money You Cannot Comprehend"
By David Walsh 19 April 2006 "Let me tell you about the very rich," F. Scott Fitzgerald famously wrote in a 1926 story, "They are different from you and me." But even Fitzgerald could not have imagined... ...
How Do Unions Defend Pensions When Most People Don't Have One?
Twenty-five years ago, 81 percent of all workers with retirement coverage were entitled to a "defined benefit" - if they qualified under their plan. Today, that number is less than 38 percent of the 100... ...
Let's Save Our Democracy by Getting Money Out of Politics
A Culture of Corruption By Bill Moyers Money is choking our democracy to death. Our elections are bought out from under us and our public officials are doing the bidding of mercenaries. So powerful... ...
The Abu Ghraib files
By Joan Walsh Salon March 15, 2006 http://www.salon.com/new s/abu_ghraib/2006/03/14/in troduction/ The human rights scandal now known as "Abu Ghraib" began its journey toward exposure on Jan. 13, 2004,... ...