Related Blog Posts
DAN STEIN // STEIN REPORT 2000
13 hours ago ago from DAN STEIN // STEIN REPORT 2000-2009® | Federation for American Immigration Reform
Home Page FAIR Staff Contributions New Report From FAIR Says Obama Administration Not Serious on Enforcement Let's Give the Children of Immigrants a Break and Take a Break from Mass Immigration Latest Research Paving the Road to Amnesty FAIR Press Release FAIR's New Report Takes Administration to Task 7 Principles of Immigration Reform Resources & Links Doing Research? ...
Related contentCongress Passes Malaria Funding | Malaria Watch: The Malaria Policy Center Blog | Malaria Policy Center, a Project of Malaria No More
17 hours ago ago from Malaria Watch: The Malaria Policy Center Blog | Malaria Policy Center, a Project of Malaria No More
A Conference Committee made up of members from both the Senate and House of Representatives has issued its report on appropriations for State and Foreign Operations this past Thursday. The resulting vote on the committee report passed the House of Representatives Thursday night and the Senate over the weekend. The funding levels for Global Health at large and malaria in particular, have been announced. $585 million was appropriated for ...
Related contentLegislature 2009: Day 45
15 hours ago ago from Lincoln Walks At Midnight
The Senate Education amended Gov. Joe Manchin's proposed $4,500 cap on PROMISE scholarships to add $250 to that limit, and " also allow larger awards in the future and without legislation, if revenues improve or recipients decline," The Associated Press reports. Other changes gives PROMISE $2 million more a year from the lottery and 'strongly encourage' the scholarship to tighten its academic criteria even further," AP, MetroNews and The ...
Related contentMcNally on the Lords: it must not just be for the rich, the retired and the London-based
6 hours ago ago from Liberal Democrat Voice | Our place to talk – an independent website for supporters of the Liberal Democrat party in the UK.
The report of the Senior Salaries Review Body was being debated in the House of Lords on Monday and Lord (Tom) McNally was there to put forward the Lib Dem view that, whatever and however peers are paid, the second chamber becomes a place which is open to those of all backgrounds, income and geography. The Lib Dems in the Lords submitted evidence to the SSRB which recommended replacing the attendance allowances and all office costs with ...
Related contentRelated News
Nothing to see... move along.
