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Album review: The 20/20 Experience – Justin Timberlake
THE 20/20 EXPERIENCE Justin Timberlake (Sony) JT may now think that looking like Michael Buble is a career move – but clearly there’s no one willing to say no to the austerity-busting dark lord of bubblegum pop. Squillions of album sales will do that to a man.
Toronto G-20 Summit Threatened by U.S.-E.U. Fiscal Row
Convened in Washington, in November 2008, the first G-20 summit was a hasty attempt by top economies to forge common cause against a rapidly escalating financial crisis.
As Austerity Anger Swells, Greece’s Government Teeters Toward Collapse
Even after the scuffles between police and anarchists erupted into clouds of tear gas on June 15, Giorgos Liolios did not leave Syntagma Square. For more than a year, Liolis, a 37-year old Athenian struggling to keep his small bakery afloat, was part of the silent majority that gave Prime Minister George Papandreou the benefit of the doubt
The Deficit Debate: Military Budget Cuts Must Be Discussed
The budget compromise reached by the White House and Congress this weekend included a “historic amount of cuts,” as House Speaker John Boehner and Senate majority leader Harry Reid said in their joint statement announcing the deal.
Conflict vs. Compromise: A Tale of Two Freshmen in Congress
Joe Walsh didn’t go to Washington to make friends.