Separating News From Noise

May 23, 2012

It has been a tumultuous few weeks in the financial markets, but there is less to the news than meets the eye.

A Justifiable Tightening Of Reporters’ ‘Lockup’

May 22, 2012

Journalists get an advance look at the government’s market-moving employment data. In a wireless age, tighter controls make sense.

The True Cost of Cost Basis

May 21, 2012

Congress managed to make the complicated issue of cost basis even more complex. Now taxpayers and professionals are doing their best to adjust.

New York Gets To Keep Its Broken Housing Market

May 18, 2012

New Yorkers seem to like their decades-old housing “emergency,” and the courts are likely to let them keep it.

Another Pulitzer Honors Faulty Reporting On Taxes

May 17, 2012

As long as Pulitzer prizes go to slanted reporting on taxes, we’re likely to get more slanted reporting on taxes.

Is It Time To Develop Secret Antibiotics?

May 16, 2012

How do we prevent a “superbug” strep throat from becoming biological Armageddon? Secret antibiotics may be the last line of defense.

Relentlessly Searching For The Facts

May 15, 2012

A Washington Post column, “The Fact Checker,” is an island of truth in an ocean of punditry, spin and whoppers.

Europe Gets Sick Of Being Sick

May 11, 2012

Europeans, sick of their economic ills, try for a political second opinion.

Evolving Under Pressure, Obama Endorses Gay Marriage

May 10, 2012

Obama takes the plunge on same-sex marriage. Whether he jumped into the pool or was pushed does not really matter.

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