There's a behind-the-scenes battle afoot over upcoming federal rules that will force oil and mining companies to disclose payments to foreign governments in connection with projects in their countries. The rules will implement a provision — Section 1504 — that Sens.
Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) is urging the Federal Communications Commission to abandon its latest net-neutrality plan unless it is significantly strengthened.
I don't purport to KNOW - but I'm intelligent enough to understand the President is a lot smarter than all of us.
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Many car insurance companies use credit scores to determine a person's premiums. In addition, if a person's credit score goes down because of a few missed payments, their premiums will go up. Insurance companies claim that a good credit score somehow equals a good driver.
We take you live to the basketball event of this holiday season being refereed by President Barack Obama. It's standing room only as the stands are packed with loyal campaign workers and contributors from the 2008 election.
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Could this be the Congress that finally gets serious about the national debt? Not if Grover Norquist has anything to say about it.
Though millions of workers face rising health insurance costs and dwindling benefits in 2011, many CEOs will retain employer-paid medical plans and health benefits worth thousands of dollars.
I want to stay in front of this story as it develops. It's a political rendition of shootout at the OK corral. The best of the Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns. The GOOD (our President) the BAD (the GOP) and the UGLY (radicals mostly on the right and some left).
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Democrats in the US House of Representatives refused to vote on a tax package that they said gave away too much money to the wealthy. The unanimous decision, taken at a heated closed-doors meeting of the Democratic caucus, was a major blow to the White House.
Iconoclastic Texas Republican defends WikiLeaks again, says US response 'an example of killing the messenger'
Happy with Corporate America? has not initiated any private discussions.