Time for US to spank Fannie
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Ever since Enron collapsed, a seemingly endless parade of America&#39;s largest companies have been caught manipulating their numbers, more than a few of them criminally.
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Now is the time to take your portfolio to higher ground.
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Can the Fannie Mae (FNM:NYSE - news - research) scandal now take its place as the Enron-sized debacle it long has been shaping up as?
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After a long and passionate political debate about the virtue or vice of spanking, a new law went into effect that will allow mothers and fathers to chastize their offspring physically but send parents to jail for up to five years if they beat them too hard.
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Go ahead and take some money management shortcuts. We approve!
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Make the most of 15 minutes and avoid ugly sock piles.
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The American fetish for homeownership can lead to some perverted outcomes.
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The board of Fannie Mae has been discussing a possible executive shake-up as the embattled mortgage giant responds to regulators&#39; allegations of accounting violations and faces a likely restatement of $9 billion or more in earnings.
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There are no more big holidays looming over the horizon. Whew... Glad that's over!!  "cheesecake" PS: If I could be Emperor of the Universe for five minutes I'd outlaw all holidays in November, December and January and would declare that everybody should be nice to everyone all the time, no matter what season it is!
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America can't forget its economic homework--or face the consequences.
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WASHINGTON Congressional critics of two big federal mortgage programs say they&#39;ll renew efforts to clamp tighter regulatory controls on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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By Scott Streater, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Feb.
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It's Nov. 8, the day after the election. The costliest and nastiest campaign for control of the House in history is .... not yet over.
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If it's January, it's time to go out on a limb again.
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Did you just grope me? Shall we head to the police?
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These guilty parties must work together to fix the housing fiasco.
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Breaking his public silence since a federal regulator issued a scathing report last month, Franklin D. Raines, the chairman and chief executive of Fannie Mae, is expected