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To its critics, the S.S. Badger is a relic and a menace, a coal-fired car ferry that dumps tons of raw coal ash into Lake Michigan each year...
The watchdog taxpayer group, Taxpayers for Common Sense (TCS), has included the Columbia River Crossing Bridge in its list of what it terms...
Blanket federal spending after disasters can lead to rebuilding that isn’t in the best interest of the community, the state or the nation....
By Sean P. Carr
Reaching agreement on a five-year reauthorization of the National Flood Insurance Program took several years. In the...
By Jennifer Scholtes, CQ Staff
Until a week ago, it looked as if Congress had acted in the nick of time this summer to save the...
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...
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While Washington is wringing its hands about the automatic across-the-board budget cuts known as...
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