Will the US economy face lasting damage? July 15, 2011 The New York Times’ David Leonhardt explains what the failure to raise the debt ceiling would mean for average Americans. (Mitchell Reports)

Avoiding an economic meltdown July 15, 2011 Many Republicans are unhappy with the last chance debt deal taking shape in quiet negotiations between Senate leaders Mitch McConnell and Harry Reid. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, ...

Bachmann speaks about clinics July 15, 2011 Politico’s Glenn Thrush talks about Marcus Bachmann’s defense of his clinics against the growing criticism and controversy. (Mitchell Reports)

Trader’s Triple Market Play July 15, 2011 A play on today’s market action, with Joseph Greco, Meridian Equity Partners; Holly Liss, Citi;, and John Woods, JJ Woods & Associates. (CNBC)

CEO’s Girlfriend Found Hanging July 15, 2011 CNBC’s Jane Wells has the latest details surrounding the tragic death of Jonah Shacknai's girlfriend. (CNBC)

Euro Stress: Europe at the Crossroads July 15, 2011 Reviewing the results of the Euro banks stress test and what it means for investors, with Mark Dow, Pharo Management, and CNBC’s Michelle Caruso-Cabrera. (CNBC)

NYSE Midday Update July 15, 2011 CNBC’s Brian Shactman reports on the trading day from the NYSE. (CNBC)

Market: Eyes on Earnings July 15, 2011 Discussing why investors should be watching company earnings and not necessarily the country’s debt, with David Sowerby, Loomis Sayles, and David Wright, Sierra Core Retirement Fund. (CNBC)

Rating Agencies' Power Justified? July 15, 2011 Discussing whether credit agencies wield too much influence, with Win Thin, Brown Brothers Harriman, and Andrew Busch, Money in Motion. (CNBC)

Cashing in on Chips July 15, 2011 The Fast Money traders weigh in on earnings and chip stocks, and discuss the results of Euro banks' stress test and the euro, with Willie Williams, Societe Generale. (CNBC)

Debt Threat Debate July 15, 2011 CNBC’s Eamon Javers reports President Obama is urging the GOP to listen to the American people, as the debt threat looms and talks have stalled. (CNBC)

Citigroup; Pops & Drops July 15, 2011 The banking giant beat estimates but investor reaction has been lukewarm, with David Hilder, Susquehanna Financial Group. Also, the Fast Money traders weigh in on stocks that pop. (CNBC)

Alleged 'Bentley Bandit' ... July 15, 2011 Authorities in Louisiana have finally caught up with a man alleged to be the "Bentley Bandit," who is thought to be connected to a long string of luxury car thefts in multiple states. Msnbc.com’s ...

WOTS Now: Street Loves Google July 15, 2011 Discussing the internet company’s blowout quarter and bright future, with Ken Sena, Evercore Partners, and the Fast Money traders weigh in on Google, Clorox, and natural gas trades to make ...

Bond Report Update July 15, 2011 CNBC’s Rick Santelli breaks down the metrics following the Euro banks' stress tests. (CNBC)

Murdoch Managing the Crisis July 15, 2011 CNBC’s Kayla Tausche reports News Corp is still in apologizing mode even after News International CEO Rebekah Brooks leaves the company. (CNBC)

Euro Stress Test: Eight Banks Fail July 15, 2011 Discussing the results of the Euro banks' stress tests and what it means for your investments, with Brad Hintz, Sanford Bernstein; George Goncalves, Nomura Securities; and CNBC’s Steve ...

Stage 13 recap July 15, 2011 Sprinter Thor Hushovd surprisingly dominated the mountainous route to claim his ninth stage win. (NBC Sports)

RadioShack’s troubles grow July 15, 2011 Levi Leipheimer talks about the loss of Andreas Kloden as the American team’s woes mount. (NBC Sports)

Icahn Bids for Clorox July 15, 2011 "We have a lot of cash on hand." Making a case for why he wants to own Clorox, with Carl Icahn, Icahn Capital Management. (CNBC)