Segments From This Episode

• For elderly, falling down can be costly accident

  by Audrey Quinn

  When a senior citizen falls to the ground, the resulting injury can cost tens of thousands of dollars. So health care professionals are working to eliminate the risk of falling down.

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• Meet the unusual suspects lobbying for immigration reform

  by David Gura

  It's no surprise farmers and home builders want more immigrant labor, but horse breeders?

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• Craft beer might get a Texas-sized boost in Lone Star State

  by Gigi Douban

  Texas lawmakers decide whether to allow craft beer sales at grocery stores and brewery tours. It could mean a big boost for craft breweries.

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• The IRS’s embarrassment creates free advertising for conservative groups

  by Stan Alcorn

  Revelations the IRS gave extra scrutiny to conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status has raised their profile, and for some, their fundraising.

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• European probe into oil price-fixing widens to Finland

  Finland's only oil refiner has now been ensnared into the investigation.

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• As Congress debates farm bill, food stamps hang in the balance

  by Krissy Clark

  With one in five Americans on food stamps, some in Congress want to cut back on the program.

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• European auto sales up for first time since 2011

  by Richard Westcott

  But that comes with an asterisk.

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• Fed may ease off on stimulus

  by David Brancaccio

  There's talk in high places about the Fed ratcheting back on policies it hoped would add pep to the wheels of commerce.

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• PODCAST: Food stamps under review; Fed easing stimulus?

  by David Brancaccio

  With one in five Americans on food stamps, some in Congress want to cut back on the program. There's talk in high places about the Fed ratcheting back on policies it hoped would add pep to the wheels of commerce. It's no surprise farmers and home builders want more immigrant labor, but horse breeders? Texas lawmakers decide whether to allow craft beer sales at grocery stores and brewery tours. It could mean a big boost for craft breweries.

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