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Bernadine Healy dies at 67; doctor led Red Cross relief efforts after 9/11
Dr. Bernadine Healy, a hard-charging cardiologist and educator who was the first woman to lead the National Institutes of Health and later commanded American Red Cross relief efforts after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, died Saturday at her home in Gates...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Brain, Cardiologists, Heart Disease, John Dingell
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Scam watch: Facebook lottery, unclaimed money, foreclosure rescue
Money & CompanyMark Zuckerberg, Facebook Inc.'s founder and chief executive, is a savvy businessman. As much as you may want to believe it, he's not going to just hand you $1 million.... -
U.S., China reluctant to help Europe bail out of debt crisis
World NowU.S., China won't bailout Europe: The U.S. and China announced Thursday that they aren't willing to pour money into a European bailout fund that it is hoped would provide the financial solution to Europe’s debt crisis.... -
Greece's Papademos wins confidence vote on austerity measures
World NowGreece's new prime minister, Lucas Papademos, won a crucial confidence vote Wednesday on sharp austerity measures in exchange for more bailout funds to help the country step back from the brink of bankruptcy. The ringing endorsement is a first step toward... -
The Ames Republican debate transcript: Everything they said that you missed
Top of the TicketFull text of the Ames Republican Debate on Fox News Channel.... -
Poll: Whom would you have blamed?
Opinion L.A.It appears that Congress has narrowly averted a government shutdown for the third, but probably not the last, time this year. Who was being unreasonable here?... -
John Boehner calls for firing of Obama's entire economic team; time 'to put grownups in charge'
Top of the TicketFull text of the Republican House leader's speech on the economy, demanding the Democrats take responsibility for prolonged unemployment.... -
Interest rates hit new lows as market bets on Fed 'rescue'
Money & CompanyWith U.S. Treasury bond yields crashing to new lows Wednesday, it looks like many bond buyers are making a simple bet: Theyâll be able to sell to the Federal Reserve at even lower yields later this year. In other words,...... -
Federal officials announce they took in $13.5 billion from GM's IPO
Money & CompanyThe Treasury Department said Thursday that it had received an additional $1.8 billion from General Motors' stock offering last month, bringing the total haul to $13.5 billion to help pay down the automaker's taxpayer-funded bailout. The additional money... -
TARP is 70% repaid after AIG makes $6.9-billion payment, Treasury Department says
Money & CompanyThe Treasury Department has recovered 70% of the money distributed under the $700-billion bailout fund after American International Group paid back $6.9 billion of the money it owed. AIG made the repayment Tuesday after selling its holdings in MetLife... -
IRS advice for giving to Japan quake relief funds
Money & CompanyThe Internal Revenue Service is already out with a bulletin on tax advice for people who wish to make contributions to relief agencies and organizations helping Japanese earthquake victims. First, consult Disaster Relief -- Resources for Charities and... -
U.S. says it books $12 billion profit on Citigroup bailout
Money & CompanyThe U.S. Treasury said it booked a profit of $12 billion on its $45-billion bailout of banking giant Citigroup Inc....
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