…requirement that both houses vote to declare war on the same target. There is, of course, the option of CIA renditions. Which, after reading Fournier’s new blog post [h/t Greg…

…writings on labor issues, I found a good example, from two years ago, [here]. He is, or at least was, one of the regular contributors to the NYT’s Economix blog….

…Monday by quoting from a Greg Sargent blog post from that morning, and so I “tagged” Sargent by name on my post. I think he read my post. And maybe…

…time Mrs. Rdan asks why I spend a lot of time blogging, I’ll use it. From Onalytica Indexes: ALTERNATIVE ECONOMIC INDICATORS A small number of blogs have a higher rank…

…me) economic weirdness going on in the 2000’s, and started reading economics blogs in a mostly vain attempt to discover what the heck was going on. I liked Angry Bear…

…Long time reader, but haven’t written on here too much, as I am a financial illiterate and find that this blog is above me a great deal of the time….

by David Zetland David Zetland is a senior water economist at Wageningen University in the Netherlands and maintains a blog on water issues at Aguanomics. It’s not as simple as…

…Bear, and Jeremy Leaming at ACSblog, while commentary comes from Bruce Ramsey at the Seattle Times. Kali posted pictures taken at the Court after the Kiobel arguments on this blog….

…healthcare. And, probably, to you-name-it. —– UPDATE: A commenter on another blog pointed out that Israelis, whose healthcare system Romney praised during his July overseas rollout, are similar to Obama…

…30, 2011 the Fed held $1,617 billion worth of Treasuries: http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h41/20110630/ According to the most recent release (August 30) the Fed now holds $1,639 billion worth of Treasuries. http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2012/08/31/1140881/if-qe3-is-so-close-why-is-the-feds-balance-sheet-shrinking/ According…