Diane Dimond, 07.26.2008
Millions of kids growing up with the stigma of a criminal parent; they are often profoundly affected. But programs are cropping up to help both the criminal and the child see that the future is worth planning for.
Vicky Ward, 07.21.2008
People in every sector fear they could be laid off at any second. Divorce rates are up; personal trainers are losing their clients. No one has the time or inclination to work out. The toll is unguessable.
Marie Wilson, 07.23.2008
Women have been disproportionately impacted by economic distress: they're the first ones to lose their jobs during cutbacks, and they're the primary caretakers for their families in cash-strapped times.
Alice Singleton, 07.24.2008
Attached with the bailout of the FMs and the remaining institutions surely to follow will be a veiled warning to the American taxpayer: "we had to bail them out. If they go down the tubes, so does America!"
Bruce Raynor, 07.24.2008
The bubbles have burst. Our economy is sinking. Americans are looking for a new approach. The increase in the minimum wage points the way forward.
Jamie Johnson, 02.19.2008
Many of the wealthiest Americans aren't worried about the weakening economy at all -- they are actually excited about it.
Philip N. Cohen, 07.24.2008
There was a strong trend of occupational desegregation, but the pace of that change slowed markedly in the 1990s.
Hale "Bonddad" Stewart, 01.13.2008
The basic problem faced by the US economy right now is excessive debt caused by recklessly low interest rates from the Federal Reserve.
Paul Krassner, 07.04.2008
Just my luck, on Independence Day weekend, I'm suddenly dependent on family, friends and Unemployment Insurance.
Hale "Bonddad" Stewart, 05.20.2008
This debate has regrettably come down to a "Democrats want to talk badly about the economy in an election year while Republicans are the eternal optimists who love their country" line of thinking.
Hale "Bonddad" Stewart, 04.30.2008
With the release of the latest GDP report, the possibility of a consumer lead recession just increased.
Lesley M. M. Blume, 05.09.2008
For many women, the cost of beautification has grown staggering. Every year ushers in a series of must-do rituals; every month the beauty industry se...
Olivia Zaleski, 06.22.2008
From turning off the lights to using a fan to keeping the AC fine-tuned and humming, there are plenty of no-brainer ways to eco-nomize through the summer months.
Barbara Ehrenreich, 01.22.2008
I'm proposing a radical shift in rhetoric: Any stimulus package should focus on the poor and the unemployed, not because they spend more, but because they are most in need of help.
Kevin Phillips, 03.31.2008
FDR had Big Business, Reagan had Big Labor, and my guess is that the new president inaugurated next January will have Big Finance.
Barbara Ehrenreich, 01.09.2008
If hard times have already fallen on a majority of Americans, then "recession" doesn't seem to be a very useful term anymore.
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ROMEY AND PHIL GRAMHAM ARE SAFE THEN.
The amateur porn sites are killing the pay for play porn sites because when the world is in a recession, all you can do is grin & bare it. Hard times are like that.
hehe you said hard
Is Phil Gramm investing?
What.................no pictures!
Regarding the whole thing about YouPorn. Is this news? Free porn sites on the Internet? I'm sort of being sarcastic, but I thought the Internet was made for porn. Is it not known by almost everyone who uses the Internet the free porn is ubiquitous there? Or am I, uh, a little too familiar with this subject than others?
Wash your paws before you go back to that keyboard. (filthy animal)
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