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The Short List: House pases $819 Billion stimulus package

By Joe Bardi on Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 7:00 am

"Dear Mahmoud, How are you? I am fine. Being President it a trip, as I guess you already know. Ha ha."

Wall Street didn't let huge loses get in the way of giant bonuses in 2008.

Plans for the upcoming Iraqi election include security so tight Dick Cheney would relax.

Brooke Hogan planning to get into daddy's business at the Florida State Fair.

Jessica Alba takes on Bill O'Reilly. Guess who comes out looking like an idiot …

Next media-driven potential end of the world: December 2012.

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The bill moves on to the Senate, where Obama is going to need at least a few Republican votes to get the package through to his desk.

For the U.S. Postal Service, the crumbling economy has proven more troubling than snow, rain, heat or gloom of night.

Capitalists, please remain calm: Obama Administration has no plans to nationalize any banks.

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