…person has a washing machine, a dryer and central air conditioning. Almost two-thirds of the poor own or have access to a car. The poor’s access to what once were…

…been in the Rose Garden giving it air time. He should have declared that jobs have continued to grow big time while the unemployment rate has fallen – all the…

In The Economist, Buttonwood asks: “The air is coming out of America’s property-price bubble. Will it pop or go quietly?”. “Mortgage applications were down by about 5% in October compared…

Fall is in the air. For us Southern Californians that means the first rains of the season. For the seasons of the housing market, it means falling real prices. Although…

…are one thing, but a terrorist attack with biochemical weapons or a nuclear weapon would be far more devastating. Even another 9/11-type bombing episode from the air, ground, or sea…

…I mention that the personal savings rate has fallen to zero? Now we’re starting to hear a hissing sound, as the air begins to leak out of the bubble. And…

An interesting question in the air this week is this: to what degree is the US economy shifting resources out of other sectors of the economy and into construction projects?…

…way the DNC, Harry Reid, and Nancy Pelosi can ensure that every Democratic spokesperson who goes on air understands these points and can convey them with this much clarity? AB…

The History Channel will air “Inside the Presidency” where they interview both Dick Cheney and Jimmy Carter as well as Gerald Ford. As I read this story, Cheney seems to…

…lunch that will create $10 trillion out of thin air. Some of their claims are so absurd, all I can think of are certain childhood cartoon characters such as J….