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Geithner: Failing Firms Won't Get A Second Chance -- 'We Will Dismember Them'

npr.org | Morning Edition | Posted 05.25.2011

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The finance-reform bill Congress is likely to pass this summer won't eliminate the risk of failure for financial firms, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithne...

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The Optimistic Scientist and the Pessimistic Politicians

Yuna Shin | Posted 05.25.2011

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Yuna Shin

Steve Chu, the Secretary of Energy, is a non-politician in a political position, but no one doubts that he is a very logical choice to be in charge of energy policies in this country.

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NPR Misses Real Story, Plants Wrong Seeds

Frances Moore Lappe | Posted 05.25.2011

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Frances Moore Lappe

NPR chose to reinforce the myth that the only hope for poor rural people is dependency on concentrated economic power when, all over the world, poor farmers are discovering their own power.

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Upstart Radio Program Looks To Challenge NPR's "Morning Edition"

New York Times | OE NOCERA | Posted 05.25.2011

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Just before 6 a.m. on Tuesday, in a spacious but dilapidated studio belonging to WNYC in New York, a veteran public radio broadcaster named John Hocke...

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