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What Should Obama Do in Second Term to Boost Economy?

Boston Properties CEO Mort Zuckerman on what the Administration needs to do to boost the economy’s recovery and job growth.

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  1. Derailed: Why High-Speed Trains Haven't Caught On in the U.S.

    In a country fueled by transportation services and laden with corporate travelers, the United States continues to trail its global neighbors -- by a large margin -- ...

  2. The Tea Party and History

    Burns says the vast majority of Americans want the same things despite differences on hot topics.

  3. This Week's Column: Private Enterprise Does It Better

    August 4, 2010 05:28 PM UTC by John StosselThis Week's Column: Private Enterprise Does It BetterPeople usually say, "Only government can build and maintain the roads...

  4. Pickens, Turner on Energy Alternatives

    T.Boone Pickens and Ted Turner discuss the importance of renewable energy and how it will push America toward energy independence.

  5. Is Distrust of Sen. Baucus to Blame for Jobs Bill Delays?

    Barron’s Washington Editor Jim McTague on the politics dragging out the passing of a jobs bill.

  6. Transportation, Investing to Benefit From High Speed Rail

    Eric C. Peterson, President of High Speed Rail Alliance, argues we are on the verge of a new transportation revolution.

  7. Douglas Brinkley: Obama had Tough Year in '09

    Historian Douglas Brinkley on Obama’s first year in office and what he can do to revitalize his presidency.

  8. High Speed Rail: Waste of Money?

    Randal O'Toole of the Cato Institute argues the environmental costs of a high speed rail are greater than the benefits.

  9. Six Ways to Strengthen the Economy

    Author Pat Choate on how to pull the economy out of the red.

  10. Are Obama's Economic Plans Working?

    Input CEO Tim Dowd, Strategic Consulting Group President Robert Creamer and Leeb Capital Management President Stephen Leeb on whether the Obama Administration's efforts to help the economy are making a difference.

  11. Upgrading America's Rail System

    Red Ink Watch: Taxpayers for Common Sense VP Steve Ellis, Rep. John Mica, (R-FL), and Mayer Brown Law Firm Partner John Schmidt on stimulus spending to improve the high-speed rail system as well as to buy new light rail cars in many cities.

  12. Shovel-ready Broadband Stimulus

    June 03, 2009 1:33 PM Shovel-ready Broadband Stimulusby Elizabeth MacDonaldSelect rating Poor Okay Good Great Awesome No votes yetComments »The White House and Congr...

  1. Amtrak Created to Lower Costs But Passenger Trains Losing Money

    Cato Institute senior fellow Randal O'Toole on whether or not we should privatize Amtrak.

  2. David Stockman on Reining in Entitlement Costs

    Former Reagan Budget Director David Stockman on the need to reduce the government’s spending on entitlements.

  3. Cracker Barrel Founder Dan Evins Dies at 76

    Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (NASDAQ:CBRL) founder and chairman Dan Evins died Saturday near the company’s headquarters in Lebanon, Tenn., at the age of 76.The r...

  4. Administration Needs New Strategy on Jobs

    We are the only developed country in the world with no energy plan, no long term tax plan or any other long term plan. We have no job creation event on the horizon.O...

  5. Entrepreneur Envisions Marine Highway

    Every so often, an entrepreneur comes along with an idea so obvious that its adoption is only a matter of time. But first, the rest of humanity must scoff at it for ...

  6. Does U.S. Need a High Speed Rail System?

    U.S. High Speed Rail Association CEO Andy Kunz argues the U.S. can afford to build a new high speed rail system.

  7. READ: Full Text of Obama's State of the Union Speech

    As Prepared for Delivery—Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, distinguished guests, and fellow Americans:Tonight I want to begin by congratulating t...

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