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Picture from NPR By Matt Stoller Throughout the months of November and December, a steady stream of corporate CEOs flowed in and out of the

By V. Dion Haynes Mortgage rates, which took some dramatic dips in 2012, were among the lowest on record this year, according to data released

By Dana Bash, Dana Ford, and Josh Levs The House of Representatives voted Tuesday night to approve a Senate bill to avert a feared fiscal

By Paul Bonner and Alistair M. Nevius Pulling back from the “fiscal cliff” at the 13th hour, Congress on Tuesday preserved most of the George

By Jon Rappoport Somebody has to write about these things. Since I’ve worked as a reporter for 30 years, I know enough about how the

By Jon Rappoport I’ve been listening to a stream of police dept. audio during the initial response to the Sandy Hook shooting. At roughly 2:38,

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By Barry Chamish A Texas writer, Robert Morrow, sent me the following: There is an extremely important book that came out in 2003 and was

The Economist magazine highlights research that suggests farmland yields have peaked. [CAF Note: On the contrary, demonizing the likes of Monsanto is a very good