House Democrats were desperately trying to prevent a sweeping overhaul of student loan programs from becoming a casualty of the health care battle.

Read the rest here:
Obama’s Student Loan Overhaul Endangered
House Democrats were desperately trying to prevent a sweeping overhaul of student loan programs from becoming a casualty of the health care battle.

Read the rest here:
Obama’s Student Loan Overhaul Endangered
Tags: democrats, earmarks (finance), health, house, house-democrats, law and legislation, obama, barack, politics and government, sweeping-overhaul, the-most, were-desperately, wipes-out, wipes-out-one
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
In an appearance that harked back to his 2008 campaign, President Obama made an emotional pitch for public support to push legislation through a final series of votes.

Original post:
Obama Warns Democrats of Urgency of Health Bill
Tags: emotional-pitch, final-series, his-2008, obama, barack, president, president-obama, push-legislation
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
The Obama administration will offer distressed homeowners $1,500 to sell for less than the mortgage balance, along with incentives for banks.

See the original post here:
Program Will Pay Homeowners to Sell at a Loss
Tags: ambitious-plan, famed-wetlands, foreclosures, instead-on-track, obama, barack, reclaim-the-famed, subprime mortgage crisis, united states economy, united-states, will-offer
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
A Rhode Island school board’s decision to fire the entire faculty of a failing school may have lasting ripples on the nation’s education debate.

Read the original post:
R.I. School Shake-Up Is Embraced by the President
Tags: education and schools, entire, entire-faculty, failing-school, fire-the-entire, labor and jobs, lasting-ripples, nation, national education assn, obama, barack, rhode, school-board, the-nation, weingarten, randi
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
Edward B. Montgomery is helping depressed former assembly towns tap federal money to build new futures.

Read more here:
For Auto Towns, Emissary Is Ambassador of Hope
Tags: build-new, dayton (ohio), federal-money, former-assembly, general-motors, helping-depressed, labor and jobs, obama, barack, towns-tap, unemployment, united states economy
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
The number is more than half of the nearly 1,100 dealers who challenged the automaker’s termination decision last year, and allows the company to avoid costly arbitration.

See the original post:
G.M. Plans to Reinstate 661 Dealerships
Tags: 100-dealers, automaker, automobiles, avoid-costly, build-new, challenged-the-automaker, costly-arbitration, decision-last, former-assembly, general-motors, obama, barack, the-automaker, towns-tap, united states economy
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
Many of these companies, such as payday lenders and debt collectors, take aim at lower-income customers, and consumer advocates say they are less regulated than banks.

See the original post:
Consumer Groups Urge Regulation of Nonbank Financial Institutions
Tags: advocates-say, banks and banking, biggest, blumenthal, richard, congress, federal trade commission, figuring-out-how, geithner, timothy f, house of representatives, obama, barack, senate, such-as-payday, take-aim
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
The Obama administration has promised to improve treatment of detainees, but critics say that two lawsuits may have disturbing implications.

Go here to see the original:
Lawsuits Renew Questions on Immigrant Detention
Tags: deaths (fatalities), immigration detention, improve-treatment, obama, obama, barack, suits and litigation, two-lawsuits
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
President Obama did not call specifically for “reconciliation,” a parliamentary tactic, but senior advisers made clear that was his plan.

Read more:
In Final Push, Obama Urges ‘Up-or-Down’ Vote on Health
Tags: advisers-made, call-specifically, did-not, obama, obama, barack, plan, president-obama
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
Republicans planned to force a vote insisting that Representative Charles B. Rangel, the dean of the New York Congressional delegation, step aside amid a swirl of ethics inquiries.

The rest is here:
Under Fire, Rangel Appears to Be Losing Grip of Committee
Tags: economy, ethics, facing-re-election, hoped-the-conversation, house of representatives, labor and jobs, obama, barack, rangel, charles b, vote-insisting
Posted in Top News | No Comments »
vin5.com is proudly powered by
WordPress
Entries (RSS)
and Comments (RSS).