October 08, 2008

Ready for Election Day? How to use electronic voting machines and apply for an absentee ballot

With November 4 just weeks away, area registrars’ offices are wanting you to be ready to cast your vote.


January 29, 2008

Analysis: Bush calls for action in State of the Union

WASHINGTON—Not gone yet, President Bush Monday night tried to remind a nation captivated by the next presidential election that he still has nearly a year left in office and has work to do.


January 28, 2008

Bush to deliver final State of the Union; will anyone care?

When President Bush takes to the rostrum Monday night, it will be for his last State of the Union address. Will anyone care?

Taxing States

Cash-strapped states resort to taxing narcotics, sports stars to raise money in gloomy economy

State of Union: Pet Projects

President Bush is looking to crack down on pork barrel spending in Congress and will use his State of the Union address tonight to announce his efforts to do that.

Senate Democrats plan add-ons to $150 billion economic stimulus

Senate Democrats will move to add to a $150 billion economic stimulus package rebates for senior citizens living off Social Security and an extension of unemployment benefits, setting up a clash with the White House and House leaders who are pushing a narrower package.


January 23, 2008

House Leaders Report Progress in Emergency Economic Stimulus Talks

The centerpiece of the measure expected to be a tax rebate similar to, but bigger than, the $300-$600 checks sent out in the summer of 2001

House Again Fails to Override Bush’s Veto of Children’s Health Insurance Bill

Democratic leaders fell 15 votes shy of obtaining the two-thirds majority needed for an override

Federal Budget Deficit Prediction

The deficit for the current budget year will jump to about $250 billion according to Congressional Budget Office figures, as a weaker economy and lower corporate profits weigh on the government’s fiscal ledger.


October 09, 2006

Goode: No Union on Continent

Franklin County Congressman Virgil H. Goode Jr., who called for building a fence on the Mexican border long before the idea became politically popular, is setting his sights on a new target

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