Editor’s Note: Stock market no panacea for Biden, Democrats
Fixed-income instruments like corporate bonds and Treasurys, which have mostly gone nowhere but up for decades, have taken a hit as inflation ate away at returns.
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Congress · 118th Congress
Congress barely dents scourge of hunger in military
Of those, 10 percent periodically experienced “very low food security,” meaning they sometimes ate less at mealtime, missed meals entirely or lost weight due to inadequate food intake in the previous year
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Pathogens, nose swabs and flip phones: What work was like during anthrax
tested for exposure to the spores, and thousands took the powerful antibiotic Ciprofloxacin, or Cipro, which caused lasting damage in at least one staffer, who had to walk with a cane after the drug ate
Politics · 115th Congress
Shelby Expected to Assume Appropriations Panel at Prime Time
That effort ultimately failed, but it ate up floor time in a year without many other legislative initiatives, and allowed Republicans to tout the return to regular order under a GOP-controlled Congress
Politics · 115th Congress
Some in Congress Still Have a Taste for Pork
In fiscal 2006, “congressionally directed spending” based on CAGW’s definition ate up 3.4 percent of the total discretionary budget that year, not counting emergency spending on the wars
Paul Ryan’s ‘No’ Vote Concerns Pelosi, Hoyer
On Thursday morning, the four leading budget conferees ate breakfast together and told reporters afterward that they were committed to engaging in good-faith negotiations on a whole host of pressing fiscal