Raising the U.S. Debt Ceiling: We Give You the Pros and Cons

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April 12, 2011

Debt Ceiling Fight: What It Means For You If debt limit isn't raised, interest rates would surge and markets would crash. More > Bullied by the IRS? Small business owner Heather Bindbuetel alleges harassment by the tax bureau. More > Jumbo Jet Clips Smaller Plane, Spins It Around A wing on one of the world's largest commercial jetliners clipped the tail of a small regional plane while taxing at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York City Monday night, lifting up and spinning the smaller plane a full 90 degrees, officials said. ...[continue] Animal Research Promoted by Controversial Billboards Who should live, a little girl or a rat? That's what a billboard campaign promoting the use of animals in research for human medical treatments asks. The advertisements are a part of the Research Save campaign, paid for by the Washington, D.C., non-profit organization, Foundation for Biomedical Research. ... [continue] More From 'World News' > Gas Prices Skyrocket No Deaths in Town Devastated by Tornado Red River Causes Fourth Largest Flood Ever Japan: One Month After Disaster Yuri Gagarin: Top 7 Myths About the First Man in Space Frustrated Millionaires Demand Higher Taxes Gas Prices in 5 Countries: 52 Cents in Libya? Japan Nuclear Crisis Gets Chernobyl Rating Temple Attack Suspect Busted at Jewish Center TOMS Shoes Founder Blake Mycoskie

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