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• Anti-Census Sentiment

  …worry: the U.S. is facing unprecedented homelessness and foreclosure rates; illegal immigrants are pledging a boycott of the ……distribute some $400 billion in federal aid. Groves pointed to foreclosures , families doubling up in single dwellings, increased homelessness …

  By Eve Conant

  10/01/2009Politics
• In ‘Capitalism,’ Michael Moore Is at His Muckraking Best. But Is That Good Enough?

  …solidified under Clinton and Bush; the ever-widening gap between rich and poor; the tragedy of family homes forced into foreclosure ; the rising tide of unemployment, the evils of privatization of public services—will hardly strike Moore's large …

  By Newsweek

  09/23/2009Blogs
• A Few Nagging Questions From Last Night's 'True Blood' Finale

  …queenpin?) behind the sale of vampire blood? Does she have some Yahtzee gambling debts? Is that art-deco palace near foreclosure ? Is it really possible that she made Eric look small last night? And why not more Eric last night? And even more important …

  By Mike Powell

  09/14/2009Blogs
• Wall Street’s New Gilded Age

  A year after the crash, a few financial giants are back to making millions, while average Americans face foreclosure and unemployment. What's wrong with this picture?

  09/11/2009Business
• Boston’s Incredible Shrinking Skyscraper

  …525 million, Broadway Partners defaulted. On the morning of March 31, a few dozen people showed up at an anticlimactic foreclosure auction staged in a large conference room at the New York law firm Skadden, Arps. While several parties had expressed an …

  By Daniel Gross

  09/04/2009Business

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