The slow pace of America’s economic recovery means many states are still hurting financially.
Budget Cuts in the Classroom: What’s on the School Chopping Block?
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House Repeal Vote: Health Care Reform Goes Under the Knife
In the nearly 10 months since the Democrats’ health care bill became law, bureaucrats have been feverishly writing new regulations, and the first wave of reform has arrived.
G-20 leaders meet to bolster global economy
Leaders representing 85 percent of the world’s economic output were gathering Thursday in a U.S. city that has reinvented itself, hoping to bolster the global economy
Officials: G-20 to supplant G-8 as international economic council
Leaders of the G-20 economic summit will announce Friday that the group will become the new permanent council for international economic cooperation, senior U.S.
Economic summit comes year after financial meltdown
As the leaders of the world’s industrial powers gather this week in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, their economies are starting to emerge from the shadow of the worst financial downturn since the Great Depression. A year ago, global markets were in free fall as governments moved to prop them up, sometimes nationalizing financial institutions and automakers.
Bush: McCain’s life is a story of service above self
President Bush spoke live via satellite to the Republican National Convention Tuesday night. Here is the text of the speech: Bush: Good evening
Biden shares stage with heavy hitters
In Washington, power is measured by access to the president, and as Barack Obama’s team fills up with heavyweights, some are wondering if Vice President-elect Joe Biden is running out of room. Bush: Good evening