Opening of Budget talks
WAP95123002-30DEC1995-WASHINGTON, DC, USA: President Clinton (right center) is flanked by Senator Dole, and Rep. John Kasich prior to the next round of talks on the budget impass, December 30, at the White House in Washngton, DC. Vice President Gore and Chairman of the Office of Budget and Management Alice Rivlin sit opposite. UPI rv/Ken Cedeno
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President Obama took steps to fill holes in his second-term Cabinet Monday, introducing his nominees for budgetary, energy and environmental positions.
A former government economist proposed Sunday that both Democrats and Republicans have valid ideas on getting the U.S. economy on the right track.
The U.S. House of Representatives Wednesday approved an $819 billion economic stimulus plan.
Some U.S. economists are warning that Sen. Barack Obama's proposed spending plan may be too ambitious and will not have the revenues to make it work.
U.S. analysts Monday said Bush administration proposals to send astronauts back to moon and on to Mars should be put on the budget chopping block.
An unprecedented rise in the deficit and the impending pressure of a retiring baby-boom generation on Social Security and Medicare are leading the United States
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War against Iraq will only aggravate the already fragile U.S. economy, a former Federal Reserve vice chair cautioned Thursday. Alice Rivlin also said it was pre
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