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‘How do I know you won’t steal my money or defraud me?’ How quickly and sincerely do they answer such a question?

Chairman decided not to fire the employee, because doing so ‘would harm the agency’s work’

Largest U.S. ponzi scheme to get Hollywood treatment

Surviving son: ‘I’ll never forgive him for it. And I’ll never speak to him again’

The distribution is being made to the holders of 1,230 accounts and represents about 4.6 cents on the dollar of losses they incurred

Perry has simply pointed out the obvious.

Lawsuit one of six filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan by Madoff estate trustee

According to WikiLeaks, notorious Ponzi scheme criminal Bernie Madoff approached the Libyan government about making an ‘investment’ that couldn’t lose

As 2010 draws to a close, Ron Hart recalls his fondest memories from the past year.

The only person who promised more and delivered less than Michael Steele in the last two years was Bernie Madoff.

We watch, because we’re paid to

The other week, Symantec, the Fortune 500 company that makes computer security software, held the first Internet-only annual meeting. There were a couple screw-ups, however.

The Bernie Madoffs of the world are back.

The Social Security Trustees recently released their annual report on the state of the Social Security program, and it’s not pretty

Beck, Gaga, Madoff and even Ronald McDonald as Russian spies? You be the judge

As we peel away the onion of Obamacare, its full impact is becoming clearer. Of the 159 newly created commissions, boards, agencies, and programs, one of the least known but most dangerous is the Community Living Assistance Services and Support Act or CLASS Act.

The Alabama Republican and the ranking Republican member of the Senate Banking Committee, gave a final speech on the Senate floor in advance of the final vote to pass a financial regulation bill

Additions to this year’s list include Glenn Beck, Scott Brown, and Sandra Bullock

What the Wall Street legislation really means

So, while Congress, the White House, and the nation hotly debate financial regulatory reform, don’t quietly acquiesce because it does not concern you individually. Instead, ask yourself: “Is this government intrusion worth harming my neighbor; is it worth diluting the American dream?”