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Barney Frank jousts with Larry Kudlow
Tax-the-rich meets the ultimate supply-sider. Frank wins the contest on points
A jumbo loan metaphor
What do the politics of Oregon and Kentucky have to do with how big a home loan Freddie Mac is allowed to purchase?
Flip this house. Please!
After two decades of renting, I finally bought my own home. What the hell was I thinking?
Even Congresswomen get the foreclosure blues
A newly elected Long Beach Democrat walks away from her mortgage; neighbors infuriated by unmown grass
Life at the bottom
In Sacramento County, the housing market is suddenly booming again. All that was required was for prices to come down -- a lot.
Overbuilt America
A big reason why homebuilders are hurting: 18.6 million housing units in the United States are unoccupied
Housing market refuses to stabilize
No springtime bounce for the real estate industry -- in March, the median sales price of an existing home dropped 7.7 percent compared to year ago
The strange case of midnight renegade oleander gentrification camouflage
To disguise a neighbor's less-than-pristine house, she planted a hedge on the other person's land!
McCain-onomics: A tax cut in every corporate pot
The candidate's economic advisors explain how getting rid of the capital gains tax will ease the credit crunch
John McCain's plan to ignore the economy
No "election-year politics," promises the senator. And no substantive policy proposals, either.
My boyfriend won't give me his apartment key
I'm sitting on the steps with groceries, waiting for him to get back from the gym.
Architecture of a recession.
Another economic indicator goes cliff-diving: Will the commercial construction industry be the next domino to fall?
The best subprime headline ever
Ever wondered how thrash metal pioneer Dave Mustaine feels about foreclosures?
Won't get subprime fooled again
Has the world learned its lesson? If you want to grow up tall and strong, don't eat toxic waste?
The politics of an economic nightmare
No U.S. leader wants to admit how bad the damage may get from the one-two punch of the credit crunch and housing slump.
The Citigroup who stole Christmas
While layoff rumors mount, subprime borrowers beg for a break and Norwegian mayors cry foul.
Angelo Mozilo wants a New Deal
The Countrywide CEO says the government isn't doing enough to help Americans afford their McMansions.
Markets applaud as Countrywide loses a billion dollars
Analysts agree: First quarterly loss in a quarter century is no reason to cry.
Housing starts: How low can they go?
At what point do home builders start jumping out the windows of their unsold condos?
The swing-state subprime blues
Some of the states hit hardest by the housing bust will be the most hotly contested in next year's presidential election.
Countrywide puts lipstick on the pig
As criticism mounts, the mortgage lender takes bold action: Green wristbands for all employees (who are not being laid off).
Yet another horrible housing data point
The drumbeat of bad news is getting monotonous, but one watchdog says the latest numbers are especially alarming
The sky must not be falling: Dow breaks 14,000
Even as the odds of a recession rise, and red ink flows at some of the world's biggest banks, Wall Street parties on.
A litany of housing woes
Once upon a time, analysts debated about whether the worst was over. But there's no argument right now.
Housing flippers of the Treasure Coast
Signs of the apocalypse: Real estate speculation in Florida leads to declining school enrollment. Also: If you dig it, it is yours.
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