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... those who say that, in a shaky national and global economy, the recent commitment to lower government spending in the largest economy on earth is just asking for a world of hurt. And they point to today's bungee jump in the 10-year interest rate -- down to 2.42 ...
... they did quite well. Over the next six years, the economy grew 63 percent. MARGARET WARNER: Before we get into all the alternatives, let me just ask a little bit more about an austerity regime. And, Simon Johnson, how -- if fewer people are working, which is certainly the case in ...
... can pretty much pull it off. I had a few quibbles with it, but it was an absolute trip and experience. JEFFREY BROWN: Let me just ask you about him for a second because he’s such a mystery man. You know, people just know that he makes a movie ...
... 2008 - those are the only races distant enough to allow recalls. And the United States was a very different place in the fall of 2008-- just ask any Democrat in Washington. And Barack Obama was on the top of Democratic ballot. Second, Wisconsin itself was a very different place back ...
... has occurred postmenopausally. But we need to know a lot more about that. And I think it's very exciting. JEFFREY BROWN: And let me just ask you very briefly, so for the majority of women, perhaps two-thirds of women, who are not in this category, does this change ...
... make even more neutrons, to make that reaction go as fast as possible," Caracappa said. If you have a question on science or technology for Just Ask, send an e-mail to science@newshour.org with "science question" in the subject line or leave it in the comments section below.
... out their differences, to organize themselves for legitimate leadership to emerge, as we did at the Bonn conference in Afghanistan? JEFFREY BROWN: And let me just ask you finally, Gen. Keane, we heard the French minister, foreign minister, say, this will last days or weeks, not months. Does that sound ...
On Monday, we asked for your questions on health care reform. It's been one year since the law passed, and polls show that many Americans say they're still confused about the law. We put your questions before four analysts. Susan Dentzer, editor of Health Affairs and frequent NewsHour analyst, and Michelle Andrews, consumer columnist for...
The Japanese government reported on Sunday that it had halted some food shipments to prevent tainted samples of milk and spinach from reaching consumers. Iodine 131 was found in milk samples in Kawamata, a town in Fukushima prefecture, where the reactor sits, at levels five times the limit set by law. In the neighboring prefecture...
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