... the things the other governors have mentioned and I think we are all quite hopeful that things will turn around and the economy will get better. I indicated earlier, however, some of the problems are structural. There have been changes in the way our economy works that, in the long ...
... billion for mass transit, the most the state has ever dedicated for that purpose. Democratic consultant Cathy Allen says there's a simpler explanation for the vote, in a state with the country's highest unemployment rate. CATHY ALLEN: Perhaps what we have to learn is don't go asking ...
... s what's hard about NTI: Philadelphia must figure out quickly which blocks need a small, subtle intervention to prevent blight... and which blocks set the wrecking balls swinging... And clean up 30,000 vacant lots -- All at the same time, Mayor in meeting the mayor must cut construction costs ...
... what's holding the economy back right now. Consumer confidence is down and that has something to do with the attacks of September 11 but the fact is that a recession has a self-reinforcing mechanism built into it. As workers lose jobs and cut back hours, their income falls ...
... PHIL GRAMM: Our position has always been a commitment to isolation, the isolation of Cuba, and a commitment to overthrowing Fidel Castro. Today, with this bill, we go back to that policy and we hit Fidel Castro where it hurts the most. We hit him in the pocketbook. PAUL SOLMAN ...
Five former Senators discuss the power shift in the Senate. Jim Lehrer talks with Republicans John Danforth of Missouri, Hank Brown of Colorado and Warren Rudman of New Hampshire, and Democrats David Boren of Oklahoma and Dale Bumpers of Arkansas.
The trial shed light on the bitter falling-out between the two Silicon Valley titans and the beginnings of OpenAI, now a company valued at $852 billion and moving toward potentially one of the largest initial public offerings in history.
The Trump administration’s tariffs on imported goods from Canada, Mexico and China — some already in place, others set to take effect in a few weeks — are already driving up the cost of building materials used in new residential construction and home remodeling projects.
Experts say the rocks and dust the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft plucked from an asteroid named Bennu will fuel scientific research for generations.
As climate change exacerbates the effects of weather events like flooding, hurricanes and wildfires, it increases the likelihood of more displaced people who are facing housing insecurity and homelessness.
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