An oil pipeline from Alberta, Canada could mean jobs for Americans. Environmental groups have come out to shut this down. ALG’s Rebecca DiFede headed to the White House to see their protests.

You simply have to see how much money we throw into debt in America for yourself. It’s more annually than companies like Papa John’s, more daily than the pay of major sports stars and more by the minute than a certain powerful man in Washington.

Hear from ALG President Bill Wilson on Barack Obama’s inability to cut taxes. Plus, we look at the stock market and its trends over the years.

In a recent interview on CNN, economist Paul Krugman hinted that war would be a way to bring back the economy. He also joked that the war should be with aliens. This landed him in the Team Obama Spotlight!

The creation of the Unemployment Hall of Fame may seem ridiculous, but in today’s environment…it’s relevant. Add to that, talk of creating the Department of Jobs and you have two icons of the Obama years. Here’s Reporter Frank McCaffrey with the story.

James Clyburn, Patty Murray, John Kerry, Xavier Becerra, and Fred Upton are joining forces for “The Super Committee.” Watch as this crew takes on spending cuts, deficit reduction and lower taxes. See for yourself!

Fannie Mae wants more money from the government while housing statistics look abysmal. ALG President Bill Wilson gives his thoughts. Plus, President Barack Obama is finger-pointing. We compare Mr. Obama to the President 20 years ago.

The former House Speaker and her cronies are in charge of fixing all of our financial woes. We guess that means woe is us! ALG’s Don Todd has decided to put her in the Team Obama Spotlight

South Carolina Congressman James Clyburn is known for taking earmarking to new levels. Now he is one of the choices for the new congressional super committee to look at spending. Reporter Frank McCaffrey spoke with ALG researcher Richard McCarty about why this might not be a great pick.

The landline phone is being phased out by the cell phone. So landline phone workers are protesting. This is probably not a good idea since their product is dying out. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has the story.