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CNNMoney: Legal pot means big savings on law enforcementupdated: Thu Oct 21 2010 13:58:00

Cash-strapped California would get some relief by legalizing pot, but the biggest boost would be thanks to massive law enforcement cuts, not new tax revenue, experts say.

Public option: Treatment worse than the diseaseupdated: Fri Oct 30 2009 09:55:00

In the coming weeks, Congress will attempt to forge a health care bill from proposals developed by five House and Senate committees.

Commentary: Cash for clunkers is a clunkerupdated: Mon Aug 03 2009 12:26:00

Toward the end of last week, news spread rapidly that the "cash for clunkers" program was about to run out of money.

Commentary: US health costs out of controlupdated: Mon Jun 15 2009 08:16:00

Government spending on health care is growing at an alarming rate.

Commentary: Legalize drugs to stop violenceupdated: Thu Mar 26 2009 11:49:00

Over the past two years, drug violence in Mexico has become a fixture of the daily news. Some of this violence pits drug cartels against one another; some involves confrontations between law enforcement and traffickers.

Commentary: Bailing out homeowners is a mistakeupdated: Mon Mar 02 2009 15:58:00

Later this week, the Obama administration will announce the details of its Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan, an attempt to rescue homeowners from the housing meltdown that precipitated the financial crisis.

Fiscal summit previewupdated: Mon Feb 23 2009 11:25:00

CNN's Paul Steinhauser reports on the Fiscal Responsibility Summit and other Washington news.

Obama's deficit strategy 'wildly optimistic,' economist saysupdated: Mon Feb 23 2009 11:25:00

Some economists doubt President Obama will be able to meet his goal of cutting the nation's deficit in half by the end of his first term.

CNNMoney: High Court's pot mistakeupdated: Tue Jun 07 2005 11:00:00

Pot should be legal. We could use the money. But that's getting ignored in the wake of this week's Supreme Court decision.

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