Analysis of Selected Provisions in Hurricane Sandy Emergency Spending Proposals
December 17, 2012
Subsidizing Oil Shale: Tracing Federal Support for Oil Shale Development in the United States
November 29, 2012
As millions of Americans do every year, Congress should jot down some New Year’s resolutions. But instead of waiting until January, these...
You may have heard about Solyndra. The first casualty, but certainly not the last, for the embattled Department of Energy (DOE) Loan...
In The Matrix, Morpheus could have been describing the government’s budgeting rules: “some of them can be bent, others can be broken.”...
Lawmakers of all political stripes are fond of reminding everyone in earshot that the Constitution gives them the power of the purse....
As the Northeast dries out from Hurricane Irene, it is sobering to think that this likely multi-billion dollar storm that rode the east...
It’s past time to get out the scissors. This week the latest deficit projections emerged, forecasting a $1.3 trillion federal deficit...
Incapable of producing a grand compromise to rein in our burgeoning debt, Congress has punted that responsibility to a bi-partisan "Super...
Others have already pointed out the obvious: the newly appointed ‘Super Committee’ is nowhere close to the first committee or commission...
It’s down to the wire. Weeks of debate, marathon meetings at the White House, and hundreds of press conferences have all led to this. The...
The competing debt ceiling plans from House and Senate leaders have several things in common. Obviously increasing the debt limit, but...
December 17, 2012
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