Oppose Ag-Only Farm Bill: Spends More Than Senate Bill; Changes Make Subsidies Permanent
July 11, 2013
America's most profitable industry banks billions in subsidies—but there's little talk in Washington of putting these handouts on the chopping block. ...
By John Nyaradi
Next week’s presidential election will impact sectors and exchange-traded funds regardless of who wins. Here’s your guide...
By: Gene Smith
Taxpayers for Common Sense states that in 2011 there were 39,294 earmarks for a total of more than $130 billion.
It is...
The House Armed Services Committee has long taken pride in a spirit of cross-party cooperation. But when Jeffrey Zients, the White House\'s...
By Peter Urban
WASHINGTON — The House Agriculture Committee takes up a 557-page farm bill this week that offers greater protection to Southern...
Congress could move a long way toward solving the nation’s twin problems of spiraling budget costs and environmental degradation simply by...
By Susan Ferrechio
What does sparkly styling spray for dogs have to do with the 2012 farm bill?
It's among the thousands of products U.S....
WASHINGTON (CNN) - The raging Washington debate over increasing the debt limit already is foreshadowing perhaps the next budget tussle...
In a report Thursday, a nonprofit government watchdog group called for more than $586 billion in cuts to national security spending over 10...
Sure, there have been skirmishes over defense spending in recent weeks, but now they're shifting from small arms and irregular warfare to a...
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Volume XVIII No. 37
Possible action in Syria has become the most recent excuse du jour for Pentagon boosters...
July 11, 2013