Launch of First-Ever Global Youth Service Movement, generationOn, Inspires and Mobilizes Youth of All Ages to Take Action That Changes the World (Hat Tip: Jean Stoner)
Lawrence White on Austrian Economics, Free-Banking and Real Bills
We See Totally Surreal Markets (Hat Tip: Brian B.)
What’s Next: Dow 12,000 or Dow 10,000? (Hat Tip: Jean Stoner)
QE: The Numberless Oblivion (Hat Tip: Jean Stoner)
What’s Really the Big Story for Financial Markets Today? (Hat Tip: Jean Stoner)
Think this economy is bad? Wait for 2012. (Hat Tip: Brian B.)
Obama Weekly Address: Letting Wall Street Run Wild Again (Hat Tip: Brian B.)
Cnet Report: China hijacked U.S. Internet data (Hat Tip: Brian B.)
The Real Underemployment Figure Is 22.5% (Hat Tip: Brian B.)
Andrew Cuomo and Fannie and Freddie (Hat Tip: Ron the Cop)
Voters fed up with Obama’s big, bossy government (Hat Tip: Brian B.)
CBO Confirms: ObamaCare Discourages Work (Hat Tip: Jean Stoner)
Companies Examine Health Care Law’s Effect on Employee Coverage (Hat Tip: Jean Stoner)
Turns Out ObamaCare Really Might Undermine Employer Health Coverage (Hat Tip: Jean Stoner)
Empire Beauty School students qualified for $42.3 million in Pell grants from federal stimulus (Hat Tip: Jean Stoner)
Turns Out ObamaCare Really Might Undermine Employer Health Coverage
New Ad Ties Barney Frank to Fannie & Freddie
Sarah Palin to Obama: Apologize to “Those 15 Million Unemployed Americans” (Video)
Shameless Obama Twists Lincoln’s Words to Support His Socialist Agenda
French Senate Passes Sarkozy Bill to Raise Retirement Age
Plosser Says Fed in `Difficult Spot’ on Mortgage-Debt Buybacks
G-20 Nations Split Over Geithner’s Trade Plan
Germany Accuses US of ‘Manipulating Dollar’
China, India, Brazil, Turkey get more power at IMF
You Don’t Bring a Praseodymium Knife to a Gunfight
Fed’s Fisher: Policy Makers Must Be Aware of Dollar Impact
We See Totally Surreal Markets
Wiedemer: Inflation on the Way Despite Deflation Fears
Carlos in the U.P. wrote: “I noted with interest that the Wal-Mart I shop at had cleared the shelves of “Great Value” brand coffee in 39 oz cans for about 2 weeks. Today the new can appeared, with the following differences: 1.) Can is now 33.9 oz, down from 39 oz. Also conspicuously missing is the conversion of 2lb, 7oz therefore no comparison in pounds is easily made. 2.) Price for this smaller can is up from $9.88 to $10.48, by my rustic math an approximate 20% increase! 3.) Contents of can are no longer ‘Premium Columbian’ Decaffeinated. Now labeled ‘100% Classic Decaf'”
Marc Faber and Mish Shedlock continue their polite sparring on the threat of inflation.
General Mills Signals Faster U.S. Food Inflation.
Gold Will Explode Higher as the U.S. Dollar Bubble Bursts
Five U.S. States with Pension Time Bombs
Fannie, Freddie May Need Another $215B in Aid
