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Uncle Sam will inject capital and backstop troubled assets.

The cost of the economic package keeps going up and up.

It looks like Uncle Sam will take action, sooner rather than later.

Already the terrible economic climate is changing Obamanomics.

Now the Federal Reserve chairman tells us.

American politics would be forever altered by radical healthcare change.

Events continue to unfold.

Uncle Sam may be moving quickly to save the financial giant.

And it could be the first in a string of a new wave of government takeovers.

Several conservatives from the Bush and Reagan administrations are mobilizing a draft movement.

He missed most of his headline role at the end of the presidential election.

It's an All-Star roster of center-left economists and thinkers.

More on the role of the next Treasury secretary.

It's not the typical deep-dish, Chicago-style pie, but it's tasty.

President Bush has declared a near-record number of disasters so far this year.

Franken's camp claims his deficit is shrinking; Palin gives gruesome interview at a turkey farm.

Charlie Crist has opposed a hike in the past, but the state's economy has put higher education in a bind.

School is trying to slow enrollment growth.

Unruly mob and thrown glow sticks cut pep rally short.

Environmental groups are unhappy with his support of corn-based ethanol during the campaign.