We can probably all agree on some things that were over-reported this year. But what stories didn't get their due? Reporters, editors and bloggers weigh in.

The GOP will take advantage of their majority to chip away at restrictions placed on big banks to prevent the risk-taking that led to the 2008 financial crisis.

Economist Simon Johnson says implementation of the act's Wall Street reforms is "painfully slow" and that our financial system remains at risk.

The economist says American politicians have some delusions that need to be sorted out.

The economist and author says the re-elected president has a great opportunity to mend our budget.

Simon Johnson says the losses show something is fundamentally wrong with the way banks manage and control risk.

Is there hope for real financial reform? Bill gets insight and answers from two of the nation's leading economic experts.

Bill talks to a former IMF chief economist and Rep. Marcy Kaptur to assess the state of the U.S. economy.

Bill discusses our current economy and Wall Street's future with two financial industry experts.

A frank assessment of the economic crisis and what the government should do about it.