As Turmoil Ebbs, Iraqi Women Seek Freedom of Road Again

...But with the sharp drop in violence this year, women are venturing onto the roads. They are gingerly reclaiming freedoms denied by the Islamic extremists who warned them to stop driving, give up makeup and cover their hair -- or risk death.

Auto crisis tests family's hold on Ford

A Chapter 11 filing would put the Ford family on par with other shareholders, stripping its Class B shares of the super-voting power that gives the family control of the company.

Turkey prices push charities to chicken

The price of turkeys increased enough for Thanksgiving this year that some of the churches, charities and just plain folks that feed the needy for the holiday are busy adjusting their menus

Inaugural Ball Watch

The list of Inaugural Balls is long and growing due to the historic nature of the upcoming Inauguration. Oprah Winfrey is looking into hosting one!

Dan Rather's Lawsuit Shows Role of G.O.P. in Inquiry

Dan Rather filed suit against CBS 14 months ago claiming, among other things, that his former employer had commissioned a politically biased investigation into his work on a "60 Minutes" segment about President Bush's National Guard service.

Premier of Iraq Is Quietly Firing Fraud Monitors

The government of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki is systematically dismissing Iraqi oversight officials, who were installed to fight corruption in Iraqi ministries.

6 Myths About the Detroit 3

The debate over aid to the Detroit-based automakers is awash with half-truths and misrepresentations that are endlessly repeated by everyone from members of Congress to journalists. Here are six myths about the companies and their vehicles, and the reality in each case.

Chrysler execs get millions to stay put

As Detroit's crumbling auto industry asks Congress for a bailout, Chrysler is in the awkward position of paying about $30 million in retention bonuses to keep top executives while the company cuts thousands of jobs.

Brooksley Born Is `Vindicated' as Private-Swap Rules Take Form

The acting chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission is among U.S.

Swiss Bank Executive Indicted in U.S. Inquiry

A senior Swiss executive at the banking giant UBS has been indicted in an investigation of the bank and its offshore private-banking services for wealthy Americans, federal prosecutors said Wednesday. Prosecutors for the United States attorney's office in the Southern District …

Bonuses for Wall Street Should Go to Zero, U.S. Taxpayers Say

Taxpayers think bonuses shouldn't just be reduced on Wall Street this year but eliminated. Firms who have received $125 billion or more from the taxpayer are still planning on handing out bonuses, the amount of which is usually decided each year at this time.

Melamine Found in Feed at Hong Kong Fish Farms, Standard Says

Hong Kong food regulators found the toxic chemical melamine in samples of feed used at a fish farm on the city's Lantau Island. The feed came from mainland China.

U.S. Slump May Be Longest in Decades as Growth Fell Off `Cliff'

The U.S. downturn will be the longest in three decades, and the drought in consumer spending may be the worst ever, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.

Google Uses Searches to Track Flu's Spread

A lot of ailing Americans enter phrases like "flu symptons" into Google and other search engines before they call their doctors.

Secret:Fed Won't Identify Recipients of $2 Trillion in Emergency Taxpayer Loans

The Federal Reserve is refusing to identify the recipients of almost $2 trillion of emergency loans from American taxpayers or the troubled assets the central bank is accepting as collateral.

A Town Drowns in Debt as Home Values Plunge

The town of Mountain House, California is the most underwater community in America. The term "underwater" refers to owing more on your mortgage than your house is worth. This article gives a look at the community and how its families are coping in this economy.

Obama Asks Bush To Aid Automakers

President-Elect Barack Obama asked President George W. Bush, in their closed door meeting yesterday, to approve access to the TARP by the domestic automakers.

We are in a once in a lifetime Credit Tsunami? Maybe a Hurricane?

I watched the House of Representatives hearings a week ago Thursday in utter disbelief! I could not believe the testimony I was hearing from former Federal Reserve Chairman (1987 - 2006) Alan Greenspan. This testimony included the following statements:

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