Topic: David Walker

Five reasons America won't fall off the 'fiscal cliff'
The political and economic ramifications are too big for Washington to let the large tax increases and spending cuts take effect. But this doesn't necessarily mean lawmakers will craft a decisive solution to the nation's fiscal woes.
Tropical storm Debby: Flooding forces I-10 closure in Florida (+video)
Decoder Wire Why Americans Elect failed to find a presidential candidate
10 moments from the life of Queen Elizabeth II
Was S&P right? Congress responds to credit downgrade with sniping.
National debt-ceiling deal: Why did that take so long?
How Capitol Hill sniping could set off a national debt ceiling bomb
Think Congress has a month to avert Debt Default Day? Think again.
Gold will become money again
Budget wranglers find 'entitlement cuts' and 'tax hikes' still dirty words
Did Obama ignore his own deficit commission on federal budget?
'Tax the rich, don't tax me!'
Who will be upset by panel's proposal on national debt? Nearly everyone.
Are unemployment benefits getting an undeserved 'mugging'?
In Washington, cross-party dealmaking hits a rough patch
In Scott Brown's surprise success, a GOP template for midterms?
Undaunted by the economy, Obama presses ahead on healthcare reform
Letters to the Editor
US stares at a $1 trillion deficit. How bad is that?
New foundation tackles U.S. federal debt
Congress's spending goes unchecked, with more likely
Congress's spending goes unchecked, with more likely
In budget wrangling, cost of doing nothing grows

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