SF Gate
President Barack Obama is lobbying business and labor groups to support his plan to avoid an impending fiscal cliff, telling the two sides he remains committed to requiring the wealthy to pay more in taxes. Obama was meeting Wednesday with about a...
The Dallas Morning News
The warnings to avoid the fiscal cliff are so stark that many people assume Congress a gridlocked body that couldn't pass a farm bill during a drought will avoid it. But the two parties remain divided over the Comments Dallasnews.com is now using...
The Globe & Mail
The Globe and Mail Published Tuesday, Nov. 13 2012, 7:30 PM EST Last updated Tuesday, Nov. 13 2012, 4:49 PM EST Now that the American election is over and the so-called fiscal cliff draws near, President Barack Obama should seriously consider no...
Christian Science Monitor
Washington After meeting Tuesday with President Obama , liberal activists seemed confident of one thing: the president will stand firm in his quest to end Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy and extend them for the middle class at year's end.
Los Angeles Times
Fifty-one percent of respondents believe Obama and GOP lawmakers will not settle on alternatives to nearly across-the-board tax increases and massive spending cuts. (The poll found 38% thought an agreement would be reached and 11% had no opinion.)...
The independent
It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that Joachim Low is currently enduring his most difficult pe... Right now, if the economy was a patient, it would still be in intensive care. Showing positive signs... 'Push me and then just touch me 'till I...