We’ll look at Europe’s — and maybe the world’s — debt crisis, as Greece, Spain, and Portugal wobble and the E.U. is on the line.

Reinventing careers after losing a job. We’ll talk with the makers of the new documentary “Lemonade” about life after lay-offs.

Jim Wallis, progressive evangelical writer and activist, says the financial crisis is a moral crisis. We’ll hear his case for new values.

New millions of Americans — including many who never thought they’d see the day — are lining up for food stamps. We’ll look at who’s in line in hard, hungry times.

We’ll look at America’s banker — China — and what Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is bringing home from Beijing.

The new era of retro-thrift: we’ll look at how the recession has reshaped the spending and saving of Americans.

Elie Wiesel spoke on a broad range of subjects in his interview with Tom today. Here’s what he had to say about one topic that’s very much in the news right now: Bernard Madoff.
Professor Wiesel was one of Mr. Madoff’s high-profile victims. Both his personal assets and his charitable foundation were practically wiped out.  At a [...]

From the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt, Manhattan to the Mississippi, urban theorist Richard Florida explains how the economic crisis will reshape America.

Obama moves on executive pay, the Senate faces the stimulus, Iran launches a satellite. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.