The Early Shift
Posted by vriz on 04/02/2009
President Obama tells the leaders of the G-20 that it is not the U.S.'s sole responsibility to pull the world's economic cart. Other countries have to share the load, too.
Economist Nouriel Roubini, or the Prophet of Doom, an appropriate nickname since his niche is to make dire predictions about the economy, now seems to say: "There is light at the end of the economic tunnel."
And love it, or hate it, but public employees salaries are a matter of public record. Washington Post profiles the creator of LegiStorm, the online database that lists Hill salaries.
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