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Norway, Australia and Iceland took the first three spots while Niger ranks at the very bottom, just below Afghanistan. Meanwhile, China made the biggest stride.
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Has the worst subsided? A case for why capitalism is still the world's most productive economic engine, by Fareed Zakaria of Newsweek.
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Hope for the ne'er-do-wells of the world...
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Despite his insanity, Glenn Beck does a surprisingly good job of explaining Goldman’s web of corruption. This story will not go away soon.
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The outspoken head of a U.S. Congressional watchdog panel is urging lawmakers to set up a new agency to protect consumers from "tricks and traps" set by banks.
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It is exceedingly difficult to convey exactly how much we are spending on all these bailouts. Here is a graphic way to clearly show how large the amounts involved are.
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Maryland couldn't balance its budget last year, so the state attempted to close the shortfall by fleecing the rich. The Baltimore Sun predicted the wealthy would "grin and bear it." One year later, nobody's grinning
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The charts and numbers here give you an overview of where the money is going.
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This is the most emailed WSJ article of the day. WSJ Columnist Peggy Noonan takes a look at the first days of the Obama administration and the Democrats.
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