Obama's Budget: Shortchanging Women's Health?
By
Deborah Kotz
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On Women - May 8, 2009
Some reproductive rights activists are angry over what's been left out.
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In First 100 Days, Obama Moves Too Fast, Spends Too Much
By
Mary Kate Cary
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Mary Kate Cary - April 29, 2009
Too much, too fast from the new president.
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Tea Party Day Is Good News for the Future of Conservatives, Republicans
By
Mary Kate Cary
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Mary Kate Cary - April 15, 2009
Today's protests could have a ripple effect through American politics for some time to come.
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Fed Plans to Spend Up to $800 Billion to Jump-Start Lending Markets
By
Amanda Ruggeri
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Nation & World - November 25, 2008
The Federal Reserve is targeting consumer credit and mortgage loans amid more bad economic news.
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New Study Might Spell the End for Federal Reading Program
By
Eddy RamÃrez
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On Education - November 21, 2008
Schools receiving federal money for reading instruction haven't made significant progress, study finds.
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Why AIG Is Devouring the Bailout Fund
By
Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - November 10, 2008
The huge insurer’s worsening problems reflect a threat to all consumers.
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After the Bailout: Is Obama Depressing the Market?
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - October 7, 2008
A shaky Wall Street might be worried about future tax and spending plans.
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Obama, McCain, and Defense Stocks
By
Kirk Shinkle
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Money - September 29, 2008
These stocks could suffer no matter who wins.
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Past & Present: Alexander Hamilton and the Start of the National Debt
Opinion - September 18, 2008
Hamilton's big idea is still with us today. John Steele Gordon recalls the history of the debt.
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A Heap of Hawaiian Luxury for Lawmakers and Many of Their Wives
Nation & World - July 18, 2008
Eight lawmakers took off for the tropics for a conference on U.S.-China relations.
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Taxpayers and Private Groups Pay for Congress's Globe-trotting Over Memorial Day
By
Katherine Skiba
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Johannah Cornblatt
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Nation & World - July 16, 2008
One of the benefits of being a member of Congress is lavish trips, sometimes on the taxpayers' dime.
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Attacking McCain's (Budget) Hawkishness
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - June 2, 2008
Jonathan Chait doesn't seem to think much of the candidate's plans to cut spending.
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Maverick McCainomics Could Alter Our Fiscal Future
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - April 29, 2008
Cutting entitlement spending increases could free trillions for tax cuts and investment.
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Obama: "Yes" to Higher Taxes, "Meh" to Spending Cuts
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - March 28, 2008
If he's elected, the government will be grabbing more of your capital gains.
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Budget Cutters Could Target the Military
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - March 6, 2008
Hey, that's where the money is.
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Iraq Is Turning Into a Budget Issue
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - February 19, 2008
Dems may want to use war money for domestic spending.
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Make Congress Suffer
By
Bonnie Erbe
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Bonnie Erbe - December 17, 2007
Lawmakers should be penalized for inability to curb spending and modify the alternative minimum tax.
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Morning Buzz: Dec. 17, 2007
News Desk - December 17, 2007
After months of the president and members of Congress bickering over the federal budget, the White House said today it was encouraged by concessions Democrats made over the weekend in crafting a $500 billion-plus catchall spending bill. While the bill mainly sticks with the president's proposed budget, it also shifts money to social programs the president wanted to cut.
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Giuliani Shows His Claws on Spending
By
James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - December 3, 2007
But budget-cutting without entitlement reform may be useless.
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