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
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...
How will New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority pay for major damage to aging track, stations and equipment in the flooded...
By Richard Simon
WASHINGTON — Uncle Sam is picking up the full cost of providing emergency power and public transportation in areas hard...
2012 hasn’t been the best year for K Street, but it’s too soon to call it a bust.
A divided government and the demands of campaigning have...
Special to Roll Call.
The direction of America won’t be determined just by what happens on Election Day but also by how official...
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While Washington is wringing its hands about the automatic across-the-board budget cuts known as...
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