Charles Hugh Smith | The costs and consequences of Greece exiting the Eurozone may well dwarf the financial losses triggered by Greece’s default.

U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler | They say the American dream is nearly dead because the game is rigged.

Rick Moran | Just because you have health insurance doesn’t mean you can afford medical care, as this Families USA study concluded.

Daily Caller | After publicly humiliating the Internal Revenue Service, a North Carolina man received more than $100,000 from the agency.

Business Insider | Tim Cartledge, one of Barclays’ most prominent foreign currency exchange executives, just resigned, sources tell Business Insider.

Washington’s Blog | “If Another Recession Hits, It Could Be A Truly Titanic Struggle For Policymakers”.

London Guardian | Politicians to vote on proposal to let retailers accept only card or smartphone payments from 2016.

Zero Hedge | Last week, a photo of the oddest couple in finance, Peter Schiff and Ben Bernanke together “celebrating the economic recovery”, promptly went viral.

Business Insider | HSBC chief economist Stephen King is already thinking about the next recession.

London Telegraph | Prices of fruit and vegetables in the developing world are soaring while junk food costs decrease, leading to concern about the health of hundreds of millions of people.

Daily Sheeple | American’s frequently complain about the amount of income taxes they have to pay every year, and understandably so.

Business Insider | The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is backing away from a potential third Greek bailout package, according to Spanish newspaper El Mundo.

Mac Slavo | The banksters, who nearly tanked the global market in their collective effort to loot the peoples of the world, are operating out of “larger than ever” big banks.

Business Insider | The word “progress” is going to crop up in a lot of headlines about Greece today.