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Millions of Low-Income Families Who need Medicaid and SCHIP Are Ineligible for Benefits
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China threatens 'nuclear option' of dollar sales
The Chinese government has begun a concerted campaign of economic threats against the United States, hinting that it may liquidate its vast holding of US treasuries if Washington imposes trade sanctions... ...
Economy Goes From Bad to Worse
Dean Baker writes for Truthout: "The fact productivity growth has now slowed is a very bad sign. It means the economy is not doing well by any measure. The argument for conservative economic policy was... ...
Bush to Children: Drop Dead
On so-called philosophical grounds, President Bush opposes health care for children. A bipartisan group of Senators want to expand the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) by $60 billion over... ...
Bush Government to Poor Voters: We Don't Want You to Vote
"State welfare offices across the country are not offering millions of low-income Americans the opportunity to register to vote when applying for public assistance, despite a federal law requiring them... ...
Wolseley warns US slump could worsen
Wolseley, the building materials group, gave warning today that the dramatic slowdown in the US housing market could get worse as it revealed that profits in its North American business had tumbled 17... ...
A Slow Demise in the Delta
From 2001 to 2005, the federal government spent nearly $1.2 billion in agricultural subsidies to boost farmers' incomes and invigorate local economies in a poverty-stricken region of the Mississippi Delta.... ...
Inspector hangs up on phone mast bid
Jun 4 2007 By Dave Black, The Journal A bid to erect a 50ft-high mobile phone mast close to Hadrian's Wall has been rejected by a Government planning inspector. T-Mobile wanted to put up the timber... ...
Long Tours Extend Heartaches for Military Moms
US Army Captain Wendy Bernard, in the middle of a one-year deployment in Iraq, came home for two weeks' leave in the summer of 2004 to find that her year-old daughter, Clark, wouldn't speak to her after... ...
The explosion in phone masts goes on and on
May 16 2007 FEARS surrounding mobile phone masts are nothing new, but they remain a topic that is rarely out of the headlines. With residents in Dorking ready to do battle against plans for a mast at... ...