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Can you explain, simply, what a credit default swap is?

Question/Comment: Can you explain, simply, what a credit default swap is? Paul Solman: I sure hope so. Basically, a credit default swap or “CDS” is an insurance contract to protect against bankruptcy. Say…

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Sep 26

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House Lawmakers Divided Over Scope of Government Intervention

Congressional leaders are showing signs of fatigue and frustration over continuing negotiations. Reps. Barney Frank and Mike Pence discuss the progress towards a workable plan.

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Sep 26

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Kwame Holman Reports on Financial Woes Preceding Debates

Lawmakers have not been able to agree on a plan with the White House, nor with each other, choosing not to enact a bill for the near future. NewsHour correspondent Kwame Holman discusses the dealings on Capitol Hill.

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Sep 17

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Government’s Rescue of AIG Fails to Calm Nervous Investors

The government's bailout of AIG failed to boost stock markets Wednesday, with the Dow dropping more than 400 points. Economic analysts examine the government's decision to aid the insurer and the state of financial woes.

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Sep 17

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Government Decides to Offer $85B Lifeline to AIG

Insurer American International Group, Inc. faced possible collapse until the federal government decided to offer it an $85 billion lifeline Wednesday. After a look at the latest troubles on Wall Street, financial reporters detail the government bailout.

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Jul 23

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The Health Care Debate: Eliminate the for-profit middle man and all is solved?

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Question/Comment: When the NewsHour does segments on health care, I would love for you or any of the staff to ask the health care administrators, economists and especially the politicians why people support a health care system that requires…

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May 01

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Polls Show Tight Democratic Race, Waning GOP Support

New polls reveal a tightening race between Democratic presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tied while public support for GOP showed a sharp drop. Pollsters and reporters from the Pew Research Center and the Wall Street Journal examine the…

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Apr 28

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Mass. Health Care Plan Praised, But Struggles With Cost

Massachusetts' universal coverage plan has helped thousands of the state's residents gain health care -- but critics remain wary of the high costs of the program, both expected and unexpected. Susan Dentzer reports on how the Bay State is faring…

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Apr 25

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Senate Votes to Prevent Genetic Discrimination in the Workplace

As research of preventative genetic testing increases, many fear the impact this information can have on employment and health-insurance practices -- leading the Senate to vote Thursday to ban genetic-based discrimination. An expert on genetics examines the issue.

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Feb 12

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Billionaire Buffett Offers to Help Insure Municipal Bonds

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett announced Tuesday that he would help shore up three insurance bond firms by offering additional insurance on up to $800 billion in municipal bonds. The Wall Street Journal's David Wessel explains how bond insurers impact Wall…

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