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Making podcasts with @Stitcher, former reporter for @Marketplace and former Knight-Bagehot fellow.
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Where ISIS gets its money

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By Tracey Samuelson
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France bombed ISIS targets in Syria on Sunday — in retaliation for Friday’s terror attacks in Paris — including a training camp and an ammunition depot, according to the French Defense Ministry. The next day, the United States targeted 116 trucks ISIS had been using to transport oil. The latter strike, reportedly planned before the Paris attacks, is an attempt to stymie a source of funding for the extremist group.
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Why Lehman still exists 10 years after its collapse

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By Tracey Samuelson
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The great unwinding of Lehman Brothers, the investment bank that collapsed 10 years ago this week, kicked off in a Manhattan courtroom on a Friday afternoon, less than a week after the firm first filed for bankruptcy. “It was probably the single-most dramatic bankruptcy hearing in history,” said James Peck, a former bankruptcy judge who presided over the hearing and is now with the law firm Morrison & Foerster.
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How finances keep people in abusive relationships

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By Tracey Samuelson
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In any divorce or separation, untangling the finances of former spouses can be difficult. But situations of domestic violence present unique challenges. In part, that’s because many abusive relationships involve what researchers call “economic abuse,” or attacking someone’s ability to be self-sufficient. It can range from controlling a partner’s spending and incurring debt in their name to sabotaging their performance at work or preventing them from getting a job in the first place.
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