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How Do You Support Your Troops—Regular, Special or Super?
By Russ Baker on May 30, 2011
On Memorial Day, there’s a lot of talk about “supporting our troops” and “honoring our dead.” But one thing is left out of the discussion—the real story behind why they die.
Lack of Mercury Reporting is Fishy
By Russ Baker on Sep 1, 2009
On August 20, while scanning the New York Times the old-fashioned way, i.e. on paper, I stopped to look at a small article, no bigger than a long paragraph, tucked away in a column full of short items called “National Briefing.” The headline read: “Mercury Found in Every Fish Tested, Scientists...
Did Goldman Sachs Manipulate Markets?
By David V. Johnson on Jul 15, 2009
[Update below – Ed.]
Over Independence Day weekend, Sergey Aleynikov, a former Goldman Sachs computer programmer, was arrested by the FBI for allegedly stealing the firm’s high-speed stock- and commodities-trading programming code and uploading it to an unidentified Web server in Germany.
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