What do Spain's subprime woes have to do with the US?

Bill Bonner wonders what's going on in Miami.

How rich is the rich man these days?

All the experts, analysts, and economists have their fancy charts and indicator systems, but when you get right down to it: the market has its own agenda.

This is the dreaded day for most Americans. But there's more this year.

The Treasury Department released a report on Wednesday showing that U.S. federal government spent more money in March than in any other month, ever.

Bill Bonner comments on a huge mortgage fraud development out of Atlanta.

Because of the possible global warming/fossil fuel connection, not to mention an increasing effort to find a viable alternative for oil and natural gas, the focus has naturally moved to this fuel used in nuclear power plants.

As the slump is making it harder to extract equity from your home, we are seeing how much people were relying on their home equity lines of credit to make purchases.

Not only are the sub-prime payments late, but the prime ones, too.