America Has the Worst Economy Anywhere Except for Everywhere Else

In Spain, some banks have stopped evicting some broke homeowners, following multiple suicides. Spain is now full of formerly middle class homeowners adapting to newfound homelessness. In debt-wracked Greece, an austerity budget has yet to produce hope. Things are so bad in Portugal that citizens are fleeing for the more promising shores of Mozambique. Germany, Europe’s only savior, is facing its own economic slowdown. A possible source of relief is hard to find. In Japan, a recession looms. More »