One would think New York City officials would at least require detailed safety studies before allowing the new 30-inch line. Nope!
Author David Cay Johnston won a Pulitzer Prize in 2001 for his reporting on U.S. tax policy. But in his just released book, The Fine Print, Johnston falls woefully short of that standard in his attempt to critique the state of broadband in the U.S.
Before Paul Ryan was anointed as the Republican vice presidential candidate, Ryan reigned as the GOP's resident economic genius and "leading intellect...
By David Cay Johnston April 6 (Reuters) - On March 28, the U.S. Justice Department sought to close a nationwide chain ...
(The author is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.) By David Cay Johnston Jan 27 (Reuters) - The W...
(The author is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.) By David Cay Johnston Jan 6 (Reuters) - This i...
While China sees growth and taxes as circulatory economics each needing the other, America imagines taxes as bleeding the economy....
With a tax deal imminent, here are some things worth knowing, from Zero Hedge: "When anyone starts lecturing you that the US has the highest tax rate in the industrialized world, just turn around and walk away."
President Obama should stand his ground on tax cuts and wait for the GOP to cave, David Cay Johnston writes (hat tip to Morning Money). Johnston, the...
UPDATE: The numbers that form the basis for the story below are "erroneous." Bloomberg News reports that on Monday, Nov. 1, 2010, the Social Security ...
It is time to tell the Tea Party that the party's over. Yeah, everyone in Washington sucks. They're all on the take to special interests. Bringing us ...
If you are genuinely concerned about deficits, then you should be concerned not about domestic spending, but about spending on the Bush tax cuts and wars. That's the real tax and spend story that conservatives don't want told.
If Obama continues to defer excessively to pedigree, expertise and privilege, he will doom to failure his most forceful promise during the campaign: to "heal" the deepest "divisions" in society.
The bias in favor of property over people should be ended with all deliberate speed by raising the standard for people to that of property. A public option would be one small step in that direction.
