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David Galland gives us his views on WikiLeaks, government spending, the Wesley Snipes tax case and more. Plus see Casey Research's interview with Ron Paul on an insider's insights into the situation in Washington today.

In a speech given on November 20, 2010 at the ADA Education Fund’s Post-election Conference at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, Professor James K. Galbraith asks for whom President Obama is really working.

if many countries were in the cast of “The Biggest Loser,” the US would be among the fattest competitors. Thus, with this report, is the US now able to say, “See here, we are going to go work as hard as the rest of you to slim down”? Maybe…

Much ink, real and virtual, has been spilled over the last few days on the macro and micro of the election, QE2, global central banking activities, competitive currency strategies and asset-price targeting. We’re going to give that a rest…

Sunday Greek deputy Prime Minister Pangalos told a local paper that in theory debt restructuring should not be completely ruled out, though the deficit would need to be dealt with first.  He argued against "demonizing" debt…

The first reading of 3rd quarter GDP was released this morning, with the headline coming in right on top of estimates at 2%. The happy surprise of the report was personal consumption expenditures (PCE), which were better than expectations…

By Kevin Brekke A news item warranting special mention went largely unremarked on in the media last week. On Monday, Sept. 27, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) announced that it had “submitted for publication in the…

by David Galland Acting in my role as master of ceremonies at the Casey’s Gold & Resource Summit, I asked the faculty this question on more than one occasion. The answer is quite simple and has been discussed in previous editions of…

Christopher Mier, municipal strategist and managing director at Loop Capital Markets LLC, talked to Bloomberg's Betty Liu this past Friday about Meredith Whitney's report stating that the U.S. federal government may have to bail out some…

Of course they are. Watch this clip of Eric Schmidt to hear what he says in this regard. Is his experience in the telecom and technology space any different than what happens in the financial services space? The other quote that I found…