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Vote For Health Care Reform Could Be Delayed
The vote on the health care bill may not take place this weekend as originally planned.
Extension is good news for Realtors
Congress' decision to extend the credit for first-time homebuyers is expected to be good news for the local real estate market.
J'lem mayor find support for united city in Congress
Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat met with Democratic and Republican Congress members in Washington on Friday, and was pleased to find wall-to-wall support of the need to keep Jerusalem united.
Senate approves unemployment benefit extension; bill now goes to House
Just in time for the holidays, the Senate voted to extend unemployment benefits for more than a million jobless Americans expected to lose benefits by the end of the year.
House Condemns - Biased' U.N. Report That Charges Israel, Palestinian Militants with War Crimes
29, deals with the fighting last winter that left more than 1,000 people dead, all but a handful Palestinians.
Brain Drain: Not Just for Executives Anymore
As the Obama Administration attempts to rein in Wall Street pay, ita s no secret the restrictions imposed by a oepay czara Kenneth Feinberg have sent some executives scurrying for greener pastures, or at least to pastures where the administration hasna t yet set limits on the amount of a oegreena available.
When "pay czar" Kenneth Feinberg appeared before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Wednesday , most members seemed quite pleased with his work.
Union label helps Delphi retirees
Delphi Corp.retirees represented by the United Auto Workers union are faring much better financially than their nonunion salaried brethren because of a special deal between Delphi and General Motors Co.
Republican lawmakers seek probe over Honduras coup
Republican leaders in the House of Representatives asked congressional investigators on Thursday to determine whether the U.S. State Deparmet ndth US.amasadr toTeucgapapatiipte i te Jun 28 coup that removed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya and in the events that have followed.
US 'Pay Czar' Proposes Executive Pay Cuts
A top Treasury Department official has ordered pay cuts for the 25 highest-paid executives at seven companies that received government bail-outs. But he says he doesn't want broader powers to reduce salaries in the rest of the U.S. financial sector.
Pay Czar' Kenneth Feinberg Testifies before House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
On Wednesday, October 28, the Special Master for Troubled Asset Relief Program Executive Compensation Kenneth Feinberg testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
Pay Czar: No Need to Expand Authority
Obama Administration 'Pay Czar' Kenneth Feinberg told members of Congress Wednesday that he opposes extending pay restriction imposed on the largest federal bailout recipients beyond those seven firms.
Nicole Kidman testifies on Capitol Hill
Nicole Kidman testifies on Capitol Hill on Wednesday. An occasional look at the Hollywood missionaries flocking to enlighten our city.
Oklahoma lawmakers in Washington talk about how it could help the country. SUPPORTER T. Boone Pickens: "We are swimming in natural gas," the energy billionaire said.
Rep. Burton outpaces field in fundraising
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Are we headed to a socialist state? Indiana wants to know
Indiana's Representative Dan Burton made a round of Central Indiana Saturday, holding a series of town hall meetings.
Public Eye - Sunday, Oct. 18, 2009
Heavy hitters There's little doubt the race for the District 30 seat in the Indiana House next year will garner plenty of statewide attention.
Rep. Burton Outpaces Crowded Field In Fundraising
New campaign reports show that the four Republicans planning to challenge longtime Indiana Congressman Dan Burton in next year's GOP primary combined to raise more than double what he did in the past three months.
On Native GroundIRAN'S Future Will Be Decided by Iranians
Some columns are easier to write than others. This is one of them. Providing all of my research were the "family values" Republicans.
Fifth District Candidates Raising Lots Of Dough
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