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I just saw a tweet by Vox journalist Aaron Rupar discussing the controversy surrounding the release of Bernie Sanders' health records. And it led me to a series of conclusions and thoughts I wanted to run by you.

The center-left could unseat Merkel, but its sectarian tendencies make it unlikely. The SPD and Greens have refused to consider the Linke (Left) party as a coalition member. The Left's agenda, which is anti-NATO and anti-EU, is…

I have been running this poll since January. We have over 2000 votes, so I am ending it. Here are the results:

The results are in from the poll I began a month ago. By an overwhelming majority, Credit Writedowns readers believe the crisis will continue.

Place your wagers; poll embedded on the site. Answers: Yes; No; It depends on what 'solve' means.

Tomorrow the Federal Reserve will make an important and much anticipated announcement about monetary policy over the coming months. The main question for most market watchers and economists has to do with quantitative easing, or QE. It is…

The Chris Whalen interview on CNBC has me thinking about the Federal Reserve's policy dilemma right now. If you haven't seen his comments on interest rates, read my post Roubini, Bremmer and Whalen: Fixing the Financial System and Double…

The results are in from the poll on Greek sovereign bond default. To the question of "Will Greece default?" a plurality said "Yes, but they will stay in the euro-zone after a managed restructuring." Another 26% answered…

Q: Will Greece default? Here are the possible answers for the poll (embedded below on the site)? No, they will take the necessary austerity measures plus receive enough support from the EU and IMF. Yes, but they will stay in the…