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Global Economic Tremors – by Stephen Lendman On October 28, the Financial Times’ columnist Martin Wolf wrote: “Preventing a global slump must be the priority.” He […]

Obama Mania – by Stephen Lendman On November 4, the world exhaled. The age of George Bush ended, and a new one under Barak Obama began. […]

The Wages of Sin – by Stephen Lendman “Reaping the whirlwind” for money manager and market strategist Jeremy Grantham in his latest no-nonsense commentary. Worlds different […]

Targeting Aristide in Exile – by Stephen Lendman Elected Haiti’s president in 1990. Its first ever democratically chosen one. By a sweeping two-thirds majority. Took office […]

More from the Front Lines of the Financial Crisis – by Stephen Lendman In its latest economic outlook, Merrill Lynch economists “worry about inflation, or more […]

Studs Terkel: The Passing of An Icon – by Stephen Lendman Despite his advanced age, the news came as a shock. An era had passed. On […]

The End of Prosperity – by Stephen Lendman From too much of a good thing. From the 1980s and 1990s excesses. From the longest ever US […]

Targeting Dissent: The San Francisco Eight – by Stephen Lendman Throughout much of American history, dissent was never tolerated if thought to threaten entrenched interests. Especially […]

Public Enemy Number One – by Stephen Lendman A note before beginning. This article focuses on today’s financial and economic crisis. Not affairs of state, war […]