One year since the US bank bailout
One year ago today, Congress passed the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, establishing the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and authorizing the use of $700 billion in Treasury funds to bail out the banking industry.
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News & Analysis
US: Over a quarter million jobs lost in September
The US unemployment rate reached 9.8 percent and the economy lost 263,000 jobs in September, undermining claims of an imminent economic recovery.
General McChrystal publicly campaigns for Afghanistan "surge"
US faces worsening military situation in Afghanistan
The new Forbes 400: Provocative wealth amidst social misery
Thousands feared dead after Indonesian earthquake
Britain: The denouement looms for Labour
Social Democrats suffer historical defeat in Upper Austria
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Political Statements
Germany: Whither the SPD?
The working class and the decline of social democracy
Sixty years after the Chinese Revolution: Lessons for the working class
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Socialist Equality Party
Sri Lanka: SEP election team campaigns among cinnamon peelers
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Arts Review
Toronto International Film Festival 2009--Part 2
"The Iraq war poisoned the water--you can't undo that, it's there forever"
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Workers Struggles
Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
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