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Well, that was fast. The Mother Jones "secret video" scoop has entered the race, big time.
An exclusive video obtained by Mother Jones shows the GOP candidate "raw and unplugged" discussing the 47 percent and, now, foreign policy.
On ABC's Good Morning America, Mitt Romney says "middle income is $200,00 to $250,000."
Down, out, and headed for the ballot box? Presidential candidates target the big group of Americans in the shrinking middle.
What's happening to America's middle class? How is this playing around the world? And why does it matter? Three questions for GlobalPost Editor Thomas Mucha.
A 10-month investigation by GlobalPost travels from the shuttered factory towns of the United States to the emerging boomtowns of the developing world.
A new paper by Northwestern University economist Robert Gordon warns that the US economy is in for a very rough ride. For decades.
Yes, according to a survey by the Financial Times and The Economist that says Obama would be better for the global economy than Mitt Romney.
A new round of economic data shows that Europe's crisis isn't getting any better.
(VIDEO) Why shouldn't squirrels, rats and pigeons have their say in the London Olympics?
Citing higher cheese prices, Colbert states it plainly: "This s**t just got real."
Yes, the world's largest economy has a lot of problems. But is also has, well, a lot.
You know it's a crisis when the Daily Show digs in. But here's why the LIBOR mess really matters.
Merde! The International Monetary Fund warns of more trouble ahead. Thanks, Europe.
Economic analysis meets numerology in the world's second largest economy.
Check out this fascinating, and yes timely, interview with Business Insider's Joe Weisenthal.
The International Labour Organization warns 4.5 million more jobs could go if policies don't change.
Rising yields, rising ire in the world's largest trading bloc. It must be Monday in Europe.
The credit ratings agency cuts the credit ratings of 15 big banks, including Citigroup and Bank of America.
Analysis: The world is going to hell, from the economy to the environment. But don't worry, the leaders are on it.
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