Michael Dudley

The way out of the foreclosure crisis may not be as difficult or as complex as it has been made out to be, argues Dean Baker of the Center for Economic and Policy Research.

Bill Scher believes that public investments in infrastructure will be a hallmark of the incoming administration, and suggests that it should be a point of political unity.

Canada's first national museum to be built outside Ottawa may not be receiving as many visitors as originally planned.

Education, higher incomes and the availability of healthy food choices contribute to making Burlington, Vermont America's healthiest city.

Now that General Motors is facing financial ruin and seeking a federal bailout, Harvey Wasserman argues that before it receives any help, GM must redress its participation in the conspiracy to destroy America's mass transit system.