More Americans rode subways, buses and trains in 2011 and $4 gallon gas prices could lead to even higher transit ridership this year. Read more» 1
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Fallout over the collapse of Solyndra, whose bankruptcy may cost taxpayers $535 million in federal loan guarantees, has called into question the tax status of the foundation of a major investor in the solar company. Read more» 1
Testimony from Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry’s family was the most emotional part of a hearing Wednesday that is part of an ongoing House Oversight Committee investigation of the so-called "Fast and Furious" operation that knowingly let illegally purchased firearms go. Read more» 2
FICO, which had $605 million in revenue last year, is not directly regulated by any government agency and its credit rating formulas are secret, leaving consumer groups to say there's potential for inaccuracies and unfairness. Read more»
What’s come to light since the Jan. 8 mass shooting leaves more than a few troubling questions. Advocates say that in extreme cases like Jared Loughner’s, it’s possible the public system may not have been able to do much to stop him. But mental health leaders are worried that soon, they may not be able to do much of anything at all. Read more»