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The Past and Future of Taxing the 1%
Taxing a country is like robbing a bank, in at least one respect. You have to go where the money is. In the U.S., it's at the top.
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Taxing a country is like robbing a bank, in at least one respect. You have to go where the money is. In the U.S., it's at the top.
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Thanks, millionaires.
The television business isn't endangered. It's growing. And the result is great news for anybody who loves TV.
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Too much of a good thing is a bad sign for the economy
No. But by trading cars for college (and homes for homework), some young people are investing in themselves rather than in the economy's biggest-ticket items
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Force-feeding Greece with budget cuts and tax increases gets a predictable, and tragic, result
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Both the White House and GOP budgets cut domestic spending on infrastructure, education, research and other investments to historic lows as a share of GDP
Where do our tax dollars come from? Where do they go? Who pays how much? How has it changed over time?
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Ah, life without a mortgage, insurance, or savings.
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Obama plans to cut between $200 billion and $380 billion more from Social Security and Medicare than Republicans in the next ten years
The world may never run out of oil—and the consequences could be dire. Plus: avoiding the worst parts of death, Henry Kissinger's statesmanship, reconsidering hair metal, and more.
