Opinion: Obama's Latest Class Warfare Speech
Obama's latest speech on tax cuts for the middle class is just a retread of his tired class warfare rhetoric and strategy.
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Obama's latest speech on tax cuts for the middle class is just a retread of his tired class warfare rhetoric and strategy.
Of all the signs leading to a defeat for President Barack Obama in the presidential election of 2012, the most glaring sign is the 8.2% unemployment rate.
Mitt Romney's contortions to differentiate offshoring from outsourcing don't matter to those who lost their jobs because of it.
Five months before the presidential election, this rating is disastrous for Obama – almost as disastrous as the lack of any results for America these past four years.
Obama spent his speech blaming the Republican Congress for the nation's woes and his own inability to accomplish what he knows he hasn't accomplished.
After saying Friday that "the private sector is doing just fine." President Obama's media honeymoon ended, at least for the weekend.
Chicago's inaugural In-Water Boat Show has something for just about everyone. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
Chicago restaurateurs are concerned about losing business during the NATO summit.
Barry R. Steiner, a Chicago based CPA and former IRS Agent, brings you one new tax tip each week! This week's subject: roll over into a Roth account.
Barry R. Steiner, a Chicago based CPA and former IRS Agent, brings you one new tax tip each week! This week's subject: maximize retirement account tax savings!
Barry R. Steiner, a Chicago based CPA and former IRS Agent, brings you one new tax tip each week! This week's subject: better to give than to receive?
Barry R. Steiner, a Chicago based CPA and former IRS Agent, brings you one new tax tip each week! This week's tip: Try to maximize your 'above-the-line' write-offs...
Barry R. Steiner, a Chicago based CPA and former IRS Agent, brings you one new tax tip each week! This week's tip: group together your itemized deductions...
The state of Illinois' children is troubling, says a new report coming out Thursday.
A lobbying group for Illinois' small business owners says it's time for major reforms from state government to improve the state's deteriorating business climate.
There is some positive news Tuesday about jobs in Chicago and nationwide.
A group that promotes downstate business says Caterpillar's investment in building more machines in East Peoria and Decatur will pay over and over again.
Former President Bill Clinton was in town Friday morning to sign his new book, Back to Work Barnes and Noble at the Old Orchard shopping center in Skokie.
She's got a Harvard law degree and served as Indiana's attorney general, but Karen Freeman-Wilson is about take on her toughest challenge yet as the newly-elected mayor of Gary, Ind.
Gov. Pat Quinn and top Illinois lawmakers talked about jobs at their latest high-level meeting Tuesday.
There is a glimmer of hope on the jobs front this Wednesday, as planned job cuts by businesses plummeted last month.
Hundreds of people filled Chicago Temple for a "Move the Money" town hall meeting Thursday night, and then marched to LaSalle and Jackson Streets, to join and show support for Occupy Chicago protesters.
The stagnant job market appears to be having an effect on applications to Chicago's business schools.
There is more evidence that the economy is contracting, with grim job numbers coming out.
They're supposed to be the golden years, but in these bad economic times more and more seniors are instead being victimized – ripped off by people they trust. It's a crime that's believed to be way under-reported.
