Kevin G Hall

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Chilean Accused of Murder, Torture Taught 13 Years for Pentagon

Despite very graphic torture accusations against Garcia Covarrubias, US officials are rallying behind him.

By: Kevin G Hall &; Marisa Taylor ,; McClatchyDC

March 21, 2015

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Fed Orders Post-Crisis Crackdown at Big Banks

The long-anticipated rule covers banks both domestic and international with assets above $50 billion.

By: Kevin G Hall ,; McClatchyWashingtonBureau

February 19, 2014

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Struggles of Younger US Workers Ripple Through Economy

The high amount of students living with their parents has caused a sharp decline in the growth of new households in the US.

By: Kevin G Hall ,; McClatchyNewspapers

November 29, 2013

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The Debt Ceiling Dates Back to Founding Fathers

Congress passes legislation to spend, but it's the president who must ensure those bills get paid. Those two objectives don't neatly line up.

By: Kevin G Hall ,; McClatchyNewspapers

October 6, 2013

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While Wall Street Soars, Jobs Market Still Scarred

Kevin G Hall explains why the Stock Market is no where near the success that analysts have been claiming.

By: Kevin G Hall ,; McClatchyNewspapers

May 10, 2013

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The Federal Reserve Shifts Language, Signals New Concern Over Sequester

The Fed believes the sequestration harms their efforts to jumpstart the economy.

By: Kevin G Hall ,; McClatchyNewspapers

May 2, 2013

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US Will Reach Federal Debt Limit on New Year’s Eve

Please support Truthout’s work by making a tax-deductible donation: click here to contribute. Washington, DC — The government will reach the $16.4 trillion debt limit Monday, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told …

By: David Lightman &; Kevin G Hall ,; McClatchyNewspapers

December 27, 2012

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White House: Looming Federal Budget Cuts Would be “Deeply Destructive“

A report that the Office of Management and Budget issued Friday says the reductions to nearly all government programs would be u201cdeeply destructive to national security, domestic investments and …

By: Kevin G Hall &; Anita Kumar ,; McClatchyNewspapers

September 15, 2012

News

Midwest Drought May Spark Food Inflation

Experts warn it could mean higher costs for everything from a hamburger to a gallon of milk in the months ahead.

By: Kevin G Hall ,; McClatchyNewspapers

July 11, 2012

News

Coming “Fiscal Cliff” in Congress Affects Hiring, Even Firing

Both major political parties talk a good game on the need to help create jobs. But their refusal to agree on a plan to stop the government from going …

By: Kevin G Hall ,; McClatchyNewspapers

June 26, 2012

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LA School Workers Win Historic Deal After 3-Day Strike

US and Canada Announce Joint Plan to Turn Away Asylum-Seekers

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