…House with members of Congress from both parties, economists, union leaders and business representatives. On Tuesday he will make a televised address to a joint session of Congress — the…

…$300 billion of its troubled loans. Answering complaints that bailed-out banks aren’t lending, Citi said Tuesday that it had committed $36.5 billion “to support U.S. consumers, businesses and our communities…

…They’re wrong. As of Tuesday morning, the Bush administration’s robots.txt file did only two things: first, it pointed search engines to the high-graphics versions of the page, as opposed to…

…GOP is playing with dynamite here, the political ads practically write themselves. UPDATE: Skip Sauer of The Sports Economist was also all over this one on Tuesday, though somewhat cautious:…

…it around the two other monitors put in place by the legislation, the Government Accountability Office, whose first report on the bailout is due Tuesday, and a special inspector general…

Via CR, the Fed announcement this morning: The Federal Reserve Board on Tuesday announced the creation of the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF), a facility that will help market…

I assume everyone heard about Starbucks offering a free cup of what they call coffee to anyone who went in on Tuesday and said they voted. Via a young woman…

…last week to the EAC that the M-100 voting machines used in four communities Tuesday “reported inconsistent vote totals during their logic and accuracy testing.” “The same ballots run through…

The Christian Science Monitor reports: NEW DELHI – Tuesday at the United Nations President George Bush and his Pakistani counterpart, Asif Ali Zardari, reaffirmed the alliance of two nations that,…

…Wells Fargo had backed out of a similar deal for a higher price. Without any government involvement? Marcy Gordon of BusinessWeek (h/t Mark Thoma) sets the record straight: On Tuesday,…