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January 29, 2010
Full text: Obama vs House Republicans
...divisions and differences may exist in Washington, the United States of America stands as one to defend our country...s veterans. Together we passed the largest increase in the VA’s budget in more than 30 years...together. It is possible. But, as John, you mentioned, on some very big things...almost $300 billion in badly needed tax cuts for the American people, or COBRA... By
January 28, 2010
Speech: The State of the Union
...within our borders, it’s time to finally slash the tax breaks for companies that ship our jobs overseas and give those tax breaks to companies that create jobs in the United States of America. The House has passed a jobs bill that includes... By
November 28, 2009
Books of the year
...scenes at times as glorious and funny as the sex in Fanny Hill. Chop Suey: A Cultural History of Chinese Food in the United States By Andrew Coe Oxford University Press, £15.99 The story of America’s love-hate relationship with Chinese food... Introduction by Rosie Blau
January 21, 2010
Statement: Hillary Clinton on internet freedom
...affect the human rights and the human welfare of the world’s population...technologies do not take sides in the struggle for freedom and progress, but the United States does. We stand for a single internet where all of humanity has equal access... By Hillary Clinton
January 4, 2010
End of the decade: To what degree was Britain’s strong economic performance over most of the last decade, relative to other major developed economies, an illusion? What has been the most surprising economic event or trend of the past decade? What do you think will surprise others in the decade to come?
...getting the answer right 17 per cent of the time does not count as a pass mark. Real interest rates were too low for too long and the result was an unsustainable boom in house prices and domestic demand for which the BoE must take a great deal of the blame. An unsustainable boom in domestic demand meant that the tax revenues were flowing freely. Responsible...labour market flexibility or it is just a matter of time before unemployment catches up with the economy will be very interesting to...start of the decade: relative strength in knowledge intensive services, flexible...availability, sound fiscal position and low tax rates, plus openness to foreign direct... By
March 12, 2009
The audacity of help
...its proposed financing is built on the view that income inequality is a central fact of America today. Mr Obama unapologetically advocates a shift to a more redistributive tax system: he wants the very rich to pay for the programmes that he hopes will alleviate the stagnation of wages of those in the middle. Campaigning on class has...wringing on the left. In What's the Matter with Kansas? Thomas Frank attributed... By Chrystia Freeland and John Thornhill
February 5, 2010
Trouble down south for US Republicans
...who has a proven record of taking things from point A...Obama’s election and the Democrats’ commanding victories in 2008 have had pollsters and pundits declaring the Republican party rudderless. Does the party need a war hero (John McCain) or a rabble...pastor Mike Huckabee)? In Obama’s first year as president, a coterie of southern figures tried... By Ryan Bowman and Andrew K. Woods
September 9, 2009
Speech: Text of Obama’s address in full
...and no one should be treated that way in the United States of America. Then there’s the problem of rising costs. We spend one...entrepreneurs cannot afford to open a business in the first place, and why American businesses...are also paying a hidden and growing tax for those without it – about $1000 per...
February 7, 2010
Europe’s beacon burns less brightly
...programme at the New America Foundation think-tank, has two purposes in writing this book. One is to set out the case that Europe’s methods of economic management...Europe, he says, “the United States is behind in nearly every socioeconomic...almost one-third of those eligible. The nation wastes colossal...lazier writers, he does not buy the argument... Review by Tony Barber
November 14, 2009
Full text: Barack Obama’s speech in Tokyo
...future, we will always strive to uphold the spirit that President Eisenhower described long ago – a partnership of equality and mutual respect. But while our commitment to this region begins in Japan, it does not end here. The United States of America may have started as a series of ports... By