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The case is part of the ongoing regulatory response to fast-growing digital currencies like Bitcoin. (iStock)
Economy

SEC lands $68,000 settlement from Bitcoin stock exchange operator

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Indiana University senior Randall Burns holds a sign he said represents the average debt a college student has after graduating, during the IU Strike protest, Thursday, April 11, 2013 in Bloomington, Ind. (AP Photo/Bloomington Herald-Times, Jeremy Hogan)
Economy

$1.1 trillion student loan bubble? Not so fast

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Smoke Pours From The World Trade Center After Being Hit By Two Planes September 11, 2001 In New York City. (Photo By Craig Allen/Getty Images)
Economy

Insurers say they need feds’ help on terrorism risk

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Lael Brainard, right, foundering director of Brookings Global Economy and Development Program, sits with Vinod Khosia, left, founder of Khosia Ventures, left, and other business, labor and academic leaders during an economic discussion with Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. Barack Obama D-Ill., in Pittsburgh, Thursday, June 26, 2008. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
Economy

Too early to tell if new financial rules are good enough: Fed governor

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Tax credit fight gives the GOP an opportunity for populism
Columnists

Tax credit fight gives the GOP an opportunity for populism

Timothy P. Carney -
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By making the more-useful extenders permanent, the deal would be an improvement over renewing them every two years. (iStock Photo)
Beltway Confidential

A conservative case to make tax extenders permanent (for now)

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The price of economic regulation is being paid by the poor and middle class. (iStock Photo)
Columnists

Sticks in spokes

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U.S. families finally are feeling comfortable enough with their personal circumstances to finance spending with added debt. (iStock Photo)
Economy

Americans are finally borrowing to buy more stuff

Joseph Lawler -
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Another Wall Street titan cashes in with top job at Treasury Dept.

Another Wall Street titan cashes in with top job at Treasury Dept.

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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, have decided to lower the down payment they require on some mortgages from 5 percent to 3 percent. The horrific lesson of what results from encouraging marginal borrowers to buy homes has somehow vanished from their memories. (AP Photos)
Beltway Confidential

Cutting Fannie, Freddie subsidies a win-win for GOP

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