Nov. 1 – Would a Romney or Obama victory be better for investors? Principalis Asset Management founder Pippa Malmgren and Lombard Odier Private Bank CIO Paul Marson join us to debate the question.

Oct. 31 – Hurricane Sandy may have caused damage of over $10-$20 billion and could result in losses of more than $5-$10 billion, according to EQECAT, with 30-40% of those costs coming in New York City.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, many residents of Pelham, New York are without power. The owner of local food market, DeCicco’s decided to open for more than just business. The store has become a place for people to charge their phones and even store their food. (October 31, 2012)

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a staunch Romney supporter, heaped praise on President Barack Obama’s quick response to Sandy in the aftermath of the massive storm that devastated the state’s shoreline. Reuters correspondent John Whitesides says Christie’s comments, while sincere, may also (View More....)

A huge fire broke out Monday night as Sandy ripped through New York City, destroying dozens of homes in Breezy Point, Queens. In one section, 25 people had to be rescued from an awning by firefighters. (October 30, 2012)

Images of extreme flooding of New York’s subways show the worst damage in the system’s 108-year history. Mayor Bloomberg says the challenge to restore it and much of the city’s electrical grid will be “enormous.” (October 31, 2012)

US president Barack Obama mingles with staff at a Chicago polling office as he casts his vote in the presidential election.

President Barack Obama and his family attended a worship service Sunday morning at an Episcopal church just across the street from the White House where presidents frequently have visited. (Dec. 11)

A review of the war in Iraq, from shock and awe to the final withdrawal of U.S. Troops, scheduled for the end of this month. (Dec. 12)

Funeral held for Jorelys Rivera, the seven-year-old girl who was assaulted and killed in her apartment complex in Georgia. (Dec. 12)

On January First, San Francisco will be the first US city where the minimum wage is above $10. Many business owners fear this will force them to cut workers (Dec. 12)

Kidnapped American teenage boy escapes from suspected al-Qaida-linked militants in the Philippines. Comments from father of 14-year-old Kevin Lunsmann. (Dec. 12)

President Barack Obama and his family attended a worship service Sunday morning at an Episcopal church just across the street from the White House where presidents frequently have visited. (Dec. 11)

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