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German lawmakers approved Friday a hard-won bailout extension for Greece's new anti-austerity government in a move Berlin's finance chief called "not easy" but necessary, keeping a crucial lifeline open to Athens. Opinion: Alpha  Greeks can repay German generosity by some more insults and NSDAP

Potential presidential candidate Rick Perry dismissed the significant jobs gains under President Obama, telling a conservative group on Friday: "The unemployment rate is a sham." Option: Steve Bowlus But the number wasn't so bad a couple years ago when Perry was running for office - you know, when

It costs a lot more to bribe a Russian these days. Soaring prices and the weak ruble are creating corruption inflation: the cost of an average bribe shot up 37% in 2014. The typical inducement paid in Moscow last year was 327,000 rubles ($5,300), chief of police Anatoly Yakunin told Russian media.

Europe is taking on Russia's mighty energy giant Gazprom. Opinion: Keerview It should be mentioned that Ukraine has a propensity for not paying for its gas and that there are still outstanding bills. The story also omits that at more than one point in the past Ukraine was stealing (unexpectedly

The Obama administration is battling Wall Street to win the support of dozens of Democrat lawmakers over rules that could rein in brokers who handle trillions of dollars in retirement accounts. Opinion: Eye Teeth  One by one Obama has seized control of everything . NOW his is after your life