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Florida Morning: $1 billion energy amendment; profiles of two very different politicians
Andy Gardner , R-Winter Park, promised that this year's energy bill would not raise electric rates to customers, an amendment filed late Friday would change all that.
ObamaCare Architect: Premiums to 'Dramatically' Rise
Once again for the Obama administration, lofty promises are giving way to hard reality.
Komen for the Cure affiliate gives $587,944 in grants
The Central Virginia Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure has awarded 13 community grants totaling $587,944 for breast cancer screening, treatment and education programs for uninsured or underinsured women.
U.S. Rep. Cliff Stearns adamant about Planned Parenthood inquiry
The young woman visited U.S. Rep. Cliff Stearns last spring and what she showed him triggered a controversy that has brought abortion roaring back into the national political discourse.
Cooler Heads Digest 10 February 2012
Will DOE's Fisker Doubts Take Down Its Battery Supplier, Too? Paul Chesser, National Legal and Policy Center , 10 February 2012 The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is reviewing the Port of Los Angeles's decision to use $489,000 in green energy stimulus funds to retrofit the Angelena II , a 70-ft. Port-owned yacht used for ... (more)
UPDATE 1-US Energy Dept needs loan oversight overhaul-review
The U.S. Energy Department relies on too many consultants and committees for managing its loans and needs to beef up its management, concluded a review commissioned by the White House in the wake of publicity over failed solar panel maker Solyndra.
Daily Kos Elections Live Digest: 2/10
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Energy Loans Seen Losing $2.7 Billion, Below Congress's Forecast
The U.S. Energy Department's loan programs may end up losing $2.7 billion, less than the agency or Congress projected, according to an independent analysis sought by the White House in response to Republican pressure.
Protests force Komen retreat on Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood supporters gather for a lobby day in Tallahassee, Fla. In addition to the fight over the Susan G. Komen grant funding, the organization and its supporters have battled at federal and state levels against funding cuts.
Florida redistricting: New map emerges from Republican legislature
Add one more big state to the tally of states with a fully-formed redistricting map: on Thursday, the Florida state Senate signed off on the map that had passed earlier in the week by the state House.
GINGREY: Keystone versus Solyndra
Achieving energy independence is paramount to our economic prosperity and national security.
Two lawsuits follow Florida Senate's final passage of redistricting maps
The Senate passed the Legislature's final version Thursday of the state's redrawn political lines.
The Undeniable Impact of Social Media on Susan G. Komen, Planned Parenthood, and All Nonprofits
Immediate and fierce Twitter and Facebook backlash causes Susan G. Komen to reverse decision to defund Planned Parenthood.
New maps mean big moves for two area congressmen
As the state's new political lines began to take shape, a clear question emerged: Where would U.S. Reps.
This Little Underground Bao Le-Huu takes on Glen Runciter, Sloppy Kisses, the Nude Scene, Reptar, Joe Buck and more Sugar-coated Orlando College students are hooking up with rich older men through sugar-daddy websires.
Why does medical insurance cost as much as it does? Because medical claims are expensive, not because insurance companies are ripping us off.
What Komen affair means for November
Nationally, 37 percent of Americans say abortion should be generally available, according to a CBS News/New York Times poll taken last month.
Countdown with Keith Olbermann - Feb. 7, 2012
Bat$hit Bachmann claimed in an interview the other day that she would've been the PERFECT MENSA candidate to defeat President Obama in November.
Keystone votes on both ends of Capitol Hill - BP completes massive...
BREAKING: BP recorded a $23.9 billion profit in 2011, including $7.6 billion in the fourth quarter, a massive gain from the company's nearly $5 billion loss in 2010 following the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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