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Presidents' Day 2013: How a Senate tradition keeps George Washington’s words alive

Every year since 1896, a senator has been selected to read George Washington’s Farewell Address during legislative session. His warnings often are pertinent.

With Lautenberg exit, what are GOP chances to gain Senate seat?

Chris Christie files papers to seek re-election in N.J.

The Reformed Broker Have we survived the Facebook lockup expiration?

Robert Reich Mitt Romney, Bain Capital and the New Gilded Age

Wisconsin recall vote: Why didn't Obama campaign there?

Opinion Mark Zuckerberg's IPO challenge: A company that can 'friend' the 99 percent

The Circle Bastiat The last months of MF Global

The Reformed Broker The biggest stock market moments of 2011

MF Global bankruptcy: Exec says Corzine knew about missing money

Jon Corzine downfall: Even after 2008, banking sector has untamed risks. (VIDEO)

US stocks fall sharply after ECB inaction

Corzine: I don't know where MF Global money went

House committee subpoenas former MF Global CEO Jon Corzine

Nabors CEO: Stock falls. He's removed. Gets $100 million.

U.S. stocks fall amid Greek turmoil

Markets swoon, hit by thunderbolt news of a Greek debt referendum (video)

Stocks slump for a scary end to October

Obama's one big advantage going into 2012 election: fundraising

Goldman Sachs: Superstar firm falls back to Earth

Change Agent Mothers report card: US still lagging at home and as a donor

Robert Reich Why politicians love Wall Street, even when no one else does

The Vote Five lessons from Tuesday’s primary election results

Gallery Governors' races: Who paid most?

Mass election results could change healthcare-reform calculus