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Earlier this week, Rep. John Fleming (R-La.) complained that he only netted $600,000 in 2010, and thus couldn't afford to pay higher taxes: "Class warfare never created a job," said Fleming. Former Obama administration official Elizabeth Warren, now running for the Senate, is ready with the counter-argument.

Ben Stein is losing it. At 65, the economist, actor, writer and funny guy is either having a senior moment and forgot to think before writing in The American Spectator about the unemployed, or as a millionaire with homes in Beverly Hills and Malibu is so far removed from reality that he hasn't met...

Ben Stein is a droll little fellow, and apparently not without a sense of irony. In the new issue of Fortune, the former Nixon speechwriter and game show host asks, "Does Dick Parsons Have a Conflict of Interest?" Stein's answer: Yes. Parsons, the former chairman of Time Warner (TWX) (which, as...

The New York Times has terminated Ben Stein's monthly business column over concerns about his endorsement deal with FreeScore.com, a FreeCreditReport.com-like website that offers users access to their free online credit report while also trying to sell a slew of credit monitoring services. The...