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Written By: Arthur D. Postal
The National Flood Insurance Program will likely need to go to Congress for additional borrowing authority...
By: Roberta Rampton
Superstorm Sandy is threatening to drag the U.S. government's debt-ridden flood insurance program back into the...
By: Dennis Roooker
In the Oct. 21 Daily Progress, George Will’s column included the following: “America’s bold premise is the possibility...
New Jersey is not Florida North quite yet.
But the widespread wreckage left by Sandy, the nor’easter-tropical storm hybrid that...
New Jersey is not Florida North quite yet.
But the widespread wreckage left by Sandy, the nor’easter-tropical storm hybrid that...
By Amy Harder
As Washington approaches the fiscal cliff and looks to save money in every budgetary corner it can find, experts are...
By John Nyaradi
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"This was not a New York disaster, or a New Jersey disaster or a Connecticut disaster, but a national disaster, and FEMA and the federal...
By: Sean Reilly
By the Obama administration’s count, agencies trimmed some $4 billion in overhead spending in the first half of fiscal...
By Richard Simon
WASHINGTON — Uncle Sam is picking up the full cost of providing emergency power and public transportation in areas hard...
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While Washington is wringing its hands about the automatic across-the-board budget cuts known as...
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