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Harkin, DeFazio to Propose Transaction Tax

U.S. Senator Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, and U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., will introduce bills on Wednesday to impose a .03 percent transaction tax on trades of stocks and bonds

2012 Presidential Debate Schedule Released

Despite lacking a definitive Republican candidate, presidential candidates can mark their calendars -- the Commission on Presidential Debates has released its 2012 schedule.

Super Committee: Government Access Groups Rally for Transparency

The Congressional super committee has been less transparent than Casper the Friendly Ghost, according to several good government organizations, who are staging Halloween rallies to call for more openness as the dozen-member group decides how to tighten the budget by at least another $1.2 trillion.

Solar Energy: Will it Become the New Normal?

Solar panels have, for good or ill, traveled a familiar but slow technological road. But manufacturing advances, booming investment and falling prices could, after nearly six decades, make solar panels the new normal.

New York Creates Sex Offender Facebook App

Whether they are on the social network or not, New York's convicted sex offenders have de facto Facebook profiles, as the state has released a Facebook app that gives access to its sex offender registry.

Baucus To Super Committee: Think Big

The Congressional super committee charged with finding $1.2 trillion in deficit reductions by Nov. 23 was reportedly encouraged to aim higher by Senate Democrats.

Super Committee: Congressional Leaders Step in As Deadline Looms

The 12-member Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction -- the super committee -- held a public hearing Wednesday, after what has been two months of nearly-clandestine meetings offering little indication of progress. Things have reportedly become so uncertain, congressional leaders have intervened to hammer out a deal.

Greenpeace Alleges Dow Chemical Espionage in Lawsuit

Greenpeace has sued Dow Chemical, another major chemical company Sasol North America, their public relations firms, and alleged individual employees of Beckett Brown International, claiming the collective went through James Bond-like efforts to dig up reconnaissance on the eco-activist nonprofit.

The Northern Lights: You Saw Them Where?

The Northern Lights, also known as Aurora Borealis, took an unusual jaunt south last night, reportedly appearing in states from Wisconsin to New Mexico and from Maine to California.

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