Despite Positive Signs, Slow Job Growth Leaves Many Americans Skeptical of Democratic Tactics Ahead of Elections

Goldman Sachs C.E.O.s will testify before the Senate since fraud accusations from the S.E.C. Nancy Cordes reports.

     CINCINNATI (AP) - You've got a new owner, Charlie Brown.      E.W. Scripps Co. is selling the unit that owns the rights toSnoopy, ..

     WASHINGTON (AP) - Even members of President Barack Obama'sbipartisan fiscal commission admit the near impossibility of theirtask: finding a consensus by ne..

President Obama visited Fort Madison, Iowa, where he boasted a local factory\'s success to tax credits from the stimulus bill. But, as Chip Reid reports, unemployment still remains high in the area.

Goldman Sachs Executives testified under oath, swearing they didn\'t deceive investors. As Anthony Mason reports, things got pretty heated in the Senate hearing room.

Many businesses say they\'re worried that new rules meant to rein in Wall St. will end up swamping them. As Nancy Cordes reports, not every industry is upset about the potential changes.

Los Angeles residents poured into a sports arena for free treatment from 300 medical volunteers. Bill Whitaker shows us hundreds of people with hundreds of reasons to seek free medical care.

     DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) - Ford Motor Co. says it earned $2.1billion in the first quarter, another sign the economy is improvingas people spend more on big-tic..

     WASHINGTON (AP) - The CEO of Goldman Sachs and other executivesfrom the Wall Street powerhouse are coming before Congress 10 daysafter the government accus..

Dow Jones Plummets 213 Points as Debt Problems in Greece and Portugal Threaten Global Economy

Politico Senior Editor David Mark and Sharyl Attkisson discuss the Goldman Sachs hearing on Capitol Hill. Plus; the impact of Arizona\'s new law on Immigration Reform. And; the White House vs. the press corps.

Company Promoted Antipsychotic Drug Sroquel for \"Off Label\" Uses Not Approved by FDA

Payment Wouldn\'t Address Criminal Conduct by Boston Scientific\'s Guidant, Federal Judge Rules

Stocks Slide as Greece\'s Credit Rating Is Downgraded to Junk Status

Goldman Sachs Employee at Center of SEC Fraud Case \"Categorically\" Denies Charges on Capitol Hill

FORT MYERS, Fla. - In April 25, 2010's installment of On the Money, WINK News brings you info on the Lehman Bros. trial, which begins today. Also, the senate will take a vote today..

Readership Down 9 Percent at 25 Largest U.S. Papers; WSJ Retains Newfound Status as Most Read

On Washington Unplugged, Senator Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) who is part of key negotiations with Senate Banking Chairman Chris Dodd says that an agreement on financial reform will most likely not be reached today and no Republicans will break ranks.

National Association for Business Economics\' Survey Optimistic About Jobs, Wages