... and in the face of hardship, good people come together to lend a hand and, brick by brick, block by block, neighborhood by neighborhood, you build a better future. And that, more than any other reason, is why I have come back here today. JUDY WOODRUFF: Mr. Obama was in ...
... Fuels Financial Crisis Nothing could be further from the truth. And at the Ambrosetti meeting in northern Italy’s Cernobbio on Lake Como last week (what William Safire called an “elitist” version of Davos), we heard some better arguments from Richard Koo, of the Nomura Research Institute in Japan, Greek ...
... people started walking upright. They started thinking-- "Hey, you know, we build stuff that flies." JOHN LARSON: At 1102 Main Street, Joe Max Higgins runs the Link – the development group credited with attracting more than 5-billion dollars in new investment to the triangle. Higgins is the area’s larger ...
... in cities across the country. They've been promoted as sources of civic pride, of rebuilding downtowns and as economic generators. A new study takes what it bills as the first systematic look at this trend. What makes some buildings successful and others not? The study is called Set in ...
... the time of Abraham Lincoln. It's not even small government. And it's not certainly balanced budgets. It's tax cuts. And it's tax cuts for those best off among us. Judy Woodruff: But to get back to your point, and to build on what Mark just said
... Aug. 25, there was little doubt that its impact would be devastating and wide-ranging. Unfortunately, Harvey delivered and then some with early estimates of the damage at over US$190 billion, which would make it the costliest storm in U.S. history. The rain dumped on the Houston area by ...
The New Jersey Democrat, who is the second black candidate in a primary field that's already historically diverse, delivered his message of unity amid an era marked by bitter political division.
In Flint, Michigan, residents still must use a filter to drink tap water, but the cost of that water will soon increase. The state is ending a subsidy program that reduced customers’ water bills after Flint's water was contaminated with lead in 2014. Michigan Radio reporter Steve Carmody joins Hari Sreenivasan from Flint to discuss.
If there's one area of Medicare that needs fixing it's how doctors prescribe medications and the Medicare rules under which we pay for them. While your doctor should know better than to prescribe you a drug that costs an arm and a leg, don't forget that she is floating in a Big Pharma sea with...
Today in the Morning Line: Just two presidents in the last 50 years have not experienced a Congress fully controlled by the opposition party 16 of the 24 times the opposition party has fully controlled Congress have been in just the last 70 years. This new normal means compromise is necessary to overcome gridlock. The...
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