NEW YORK There were plenty of familiar faces on-screen during TV coverage of President Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan, people like James Carville, Laura Ingraham, Karl Rove, Sen. Lindsey Graham, Joe Trippi and Dick Morris.

NEW YORK Coming to a store near you: Even higher prices.

An inflatable gorilla beckoned from the roof of Don Brown Chevrolet in St. Louis, servers doled out free bowls of pasta and a salesman urged potential customers to come on up under the canopy and put your hands on a new set of wheels.

... median wage of workers has grown by just 7 percent (according to Mark Weisbrot, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research). In the three decades after World War II, wages grew by 80 percent, which was about equal to the ...

Immediately after his re-election, President George W. Bush announced that privatizing Social Security would be at the top of his second-term agenda. While we don't know his exact proposal yet, the basic plan from his Social Security commission called for cutting benefits, but allowing workers the option to offset some of the ...