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• Taliban: Kill foreigners over Quran burnings
• Romney, Gingrich back arming Syria's rebels
• Royal Bank of Scotland losses widen on writedowns
• Farmers furious after Iraq stops buying US rice
• Confusion over Indian stand on legality of gay sex
• China urges Iran to cooperate with UN inspectors
• Farmers furious after Iraq stops buying US rice
• Stanford grabs lead at HSBC Women's Champions
• No evidence of medical problem in Ark. plane crash
• White faces sentencing after 6 felony convictions
• 'Caylee' legislation stalls in Iowa, other states
• Obama to address gas prices, pitch energy policy
• To close tax loopholes, Obama would open new ones
• High season for tornadoes ahead, eyes on Southeast
• Army private faces arraignment in WikiLeaks case
• Analysis: Social issue focus may haunt GOP in fall
• Fitness program for mentally ill expands in NH
• Feds crack down on rhino horn smuggling ring
• Obama administration seeks online privacy rules
• FACT CHECK: Errant claims on auto bailout, taxes

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• Afghan protesters attack Norwegian base over Koran burning (Reuters)
• Euro zone economy to shrink in 2012, EU stagnates (Reuters)
• Widespread attacks in Iraq kill 50 (AP)
• Greece readies debt swap under bailout deal (Reuters)
• Death toll in Iraq attacks rises to 50: sources (Reuters)

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• Ohio church offers drive-thru for Ash Wednesday (AP)
• High season for tornadoes ahead, eyes on Southeast (AP)
• Newark mayor seeks probe of NYPD Muslim spying (AP)
• 2 charged in death of Ala girl forced to run (AP)
• Obama to address gas prices, pitch energy policy (AP)
• Assad forces renew barrage on Syria's Homs (Reuters)
• After bitter debate, Romney and Santorum eye Mich. (AP)
• FACT CHECK: Errant claims on auto bailout, taxes (AP)
• Romney clawing his way back in Republican race (Reuters)
• Iran talks failure sparks confrontation fears (Reuters)
• Lin, Knicks rout Hawks 99-82, head to Miami (AP)
• Obama administration seeks online privacy rules (AP)
• Obama urges corporate tax cut, closing loopholes (Reuters)
• Could Rick Santorum super PAC do more harm than good? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Stolen Valor Act at Supreme Court: Is lying about being a hero a right? (The Christian Science Monitor)

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• Egypt's Press Still Feels The Power Of The Military
• With Banks As Landlords, Some Tenants Neglected
• African-American Museum Breaks Ground In D.C.
• How Mitt Romney's Firm Tried — And Failed — To Build A Paper Empire

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• Ex-Lacrosse Player Guilty Of 2nd-Degree Murder
• Join Us For Tonight's Republican Presidential Debate
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• Study: Colonoscopy Prevents Colon Cancer Deaths
• 12.76-Carat Pink Diamond Unearthed In Australia Could Be Worth Millions
• A Puff Of Controversy Over Inhalable Caffeine
• Troubled Sony Pins Hopes On PlayStation Vita
• Virginia House Revises Controversial Abortion Bill
• High Court Punts On California Medicaid Ruling
• A Long Time Coming: Glimpse Inside The Upcoming African American Museum

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• Baghdad Car Bombings Kill Dozens
• Barney Rosset, 1922-2012: Barney Rosset, Grove Press Publisher, Dies at 89
• France Drops ‘Mademoiselle’ From Official Use
• Romney Duels With Santorum in Republican Debate
• The Freedom, and Perils, of Living Alone

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• Colonoscopy Prevents Death, a Study Affirms
• Republican Debate in Arizona Billed as the Season Finale
• Ghastly Images Flow From Shattered City of Homs, Syria
• Knicks 99, Hawks 82: Lin and Anthony Team Up as Knicks Beat Hawks
• Israeli Court Invalidates a Military Exemption
• Governor of Virginia Shifts Position on Abortion Bill
• Qnexa Weight-Loss Drug Wins Advisory Panel’s Support
• Google Glasses Will Be Powered by Android
• In Germany, a Limp Domestic Economy Stifled by Regulation
• Patricia O’Brien (as Kate Alcott) Sells ‘The Dressmaker’

Reuters: Top News

• Afghan protesters attack Norwegian base over Koran burning
• Euro zone economy to shrink in 2012, EU stagnates
• Assad forces renew barrage on Syria's Homs
• Greece readies debt swap under bailout deal
• Death toll in Iraq attacks rises to 50: sources

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• Romney clawing his way back in Republican race
• Analysis: Can U.S. economy withstand gasoline price curse?
• Iran talks failure sparks confrontation fears
• Obama urges corporate tax cut, closing loopholes
• Congress members threatened with biological attack

Los Angeles Times - Top News

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• L.A. Unified to report all teacher misconduct cases to state
• Arizona debate features clash of Republican front-runners
• 'Super PAC' leaders profit from lack of oversight

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• Supt. Deasy orders new look at L.A.'s teacher misconduct reports
• Diet drug Qnexa should be approved, panel says
• White House unveils corporate tax changes to fix 'unfair' system
• 49 killed as train slams into retaining wall in Buenos Aires
• Student who jumped off high school roof was bullied, parents say

WSJ.com: What's News US

• G-20 Asks Europe to Beef Up Funds
• Profit Rises at British American Tobacco
• RBS Sees Loss Widen
• Europe Stocks See Mild Gains
• Commerzbank Sets Capital Boost

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• Swiss Re Swings to Profit
• Allianz Keeps Dividend as Profit Falls
• Polaris Expects Sales Growth to Slow
• Crédit Agricole Suffers Net Loss
• Deutsche Telekom Gloomy on 2012
• Dexia Posts Loss on Break-Up Costs
• Asian Companies Rush to Borrow
• Asian High-Yield Issuers Return
• Esprit Profit Falls 74%
• Europe Weighs on Asia Markets
• SEC May Ticket Speeding Traders
• GM Tries to Solve European Riddle
• Panel Backs Weight-Loss Drug Qnexa
• Study Says Colon Test Saves Lives
• New J&J Chief to Face Repair Jobs
• Lenders Score Roles in IPOs

• Egypt: Systematic Failure to Rein in Security Forces
• ACLU & NYCLU Call For Investigation into NYPD Profiling of Muslims and Ethnic Groups
• End U.S. Funding to Honduran Police and Military
• NOAA Cuts Tsunami and Seismic Safety Funding
• Spoiler Alert: GOP Debate in Arizona Tonight Will Feature Tough Talk on Immigration, No Solutions

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• 700 Miles of Critical Habitat Protected for Two Endangered Fish in Southwest
• One Percent of Humanitarian Aid Goes to People with Disabilities and Older People
• Membership in Co-operative Businesses Reaches 1 Billion
• Only One Fourth of Low- Wage Workers in America Have Employer-Provided Health Insurance
• Leaders Unite Across Party Lines to Defend Constitution from NDAA

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• Budget watchdog: Republicans would boost debt
• Attacks across Baghdad kill 50
• Virginia scraps requiring invasive pre-abortion procedure
• Santorum gets hit from all sides in debate
• George Huguely found guilty of second-degree murder

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• Obama says African-American museum to tell 'shared story'
• McCain urges Libyan militias to join national army
• Police: Girl forced to run 3 hours dies; 2 charged
• Activists ensure that the world sees Syria's bloodbath
• Union sues to block Indiana's right-to-work law
• Mayor: 2 shot at Conn. hospital; suspect arrested
• Poll: Optimism on the economy doesn't lift views of politics
• Remembering slain journalist Marie Colvin
• Lesbian federal worker wins health benefits case
• East Coast quake a 'teachable moment'

Center on Budget: Comprehensive News Feed

• Off the Charts Blog Post: Higher Rents for Poorest Housing Recipients a Bad Idea
• Chained CPI Can Be Part of a Balanced Deficit-Reduction Package, Under Certain Conditions
• Off the Charts Blog Post: More on the Unemployment Insurance Deal
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Obama Proposal Could Lead to Bigger Domestic Cuts, Smaller Defense Cuts
• President's Budget Would Eliminate Separate Funding Caps for Defense and Nondefense Discretionary Programs

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• Conference Agreement Far Better For Unemployed Workers and UI System Than Original House Bill
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The Downside of Cutting Taxes at All Costs
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Senator Toomey's Tax Plan Can't Do Everything That He Says It Does
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Why Tax Services?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Industry Cries Wolf on Health Reform's Medical Device Tax
• IP Memo: Preliminary Analysis of the HUD FY 2013 Budget Request for Major Rental Assistance Programs
• Using Economic Census Data to Estimate the Revenue Impact of Taxing Services
• Off the Charts Blog Post: What Happens if Congress Doesn't Continue Emergency Unemployment Benefits?
• Excise Tax on Medical Devices Should Not Be Repealed
• Testimony: Phil Oliff, Policy Analyst, Before the Maryland House Ways and Means Committee
• Off the Charts Blog Post: House-Senate Conference the Wrong Venue for Major Unemployment Insurance Reform
• How Does the Obama Budget Do In Meeting Deficit Reduction Goals?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Governors' Rhetoric, Budgets Don't Match on Education Funding
• Statement by Robert Greenstein, President, on President Obama's 2013 Budget
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Why Supermajority Requirements to Raise Taxes Are a Bad Idea
• HUD Rental Assistance in Rural and Urban Areas Fact Sheet
• Six Reasons Why Supermajority Requirements to Raise Taxes Are a Bad Idea
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The False Claim That State Income Taxes Impede Growth
• Video: Jared Bernstein Discusses the Budget, Debt, and the Economy with Richard Kogan
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Debunking the “Entitlement Society” Myth
• Contrary to "Entitlement Society" Rhetoric, Over Nine-Tenths of Entitlement Benefits Go to Elderly, Disabled, or Working Households
• Contrary To "Entitlement Society" Rhetoric, Over Nine-Tenths of Entitlement Benefits Go to Elderly, Disabled, or Working Households
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Bernstein on Income Inequality
• Testimony of Jared Bernstein Before the Senate Budget Committee on Assessing Inequality, Mobility, and Opportunity
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Dos and Don'ts to Improve State Economies
• Strengthening State Fiscal Policies for a Stronger Economy
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Repairing the Safety Net
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Like the Ryan Budget? Then You'll Love These House Spending-Cap Bills
• House Spending-Cap Bills Would Enact Radical Ryan Budget Into Law
• Video: Jared Bernstein Discusses the January Employment Report with Chad Stone
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Local Governments Still a Drag on the Economy
• Statement: Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the January Employment Report
• Georgia's Tax Breaks to Increase Use of Health Savings Accounts Did Not Expand Health Coverage
• Off the Charts Blog Post: States Pressing Out-of-State Retailers to Collect Sales Tax
• Off the Charts Greenstein Blog Post: Economy Struggling to Be All That It Can Be
• Off the Charts Greenstein Blog Post: Will the Real Mitt Romney Please Stand Up?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Bernstein on Strengthening the Middle Class
• Testimony of Jared Bernstein Before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Rankings Say Little About States' Real Business Climate
• Video: "You Ask, I Answer" with Jared Bernstein
• Video: A Discussion with Jared Bernstein and Chye-Ching Huang on Capital Gains Tax
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Bill for Inadequate Unemployment Insurance Taxes Now Coming Due in Many States
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Happy EITC Day!
• Off the Charts Blog Post: At Least We Have the Fed
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Update on House Budget Process Bills
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The Buffett Rule Revisited
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Taking a Pass on “Pass-Through” Income Would Cost Kansas
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Reischauer “Strongly Opposes” House Bill to Inflate Cost of Federal Credit Programs
• Proposed Kansas Tax Break for “Pass-Through” Profits Is Poorly Targeted and Will Not Create Jobs
• House Bill Would Artificially Inflate Cost of Federal Credit Programs
• Romney Budget Proposals Would Require Massive Cuts in Medicare, Medicaid, and Other Nondefense Spending
• “Baseline Reform Act” Is a Step in the Wrong Direction
• Requiring Joint Budget Resolution Could Lead to Gridlock on Appropriations and Shift Power to the Executive Branch
• Romney Budget Proposals Would Require Massive Cuts in Nondefense Programs
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Tax Preference for Capital Gains Doesn't Make Sense
• Biennial Budgeting: Do the Drawbacks Outweigh the Advantages?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Romney Proposals Would Slash Nondefense Programs
• Off the Charts Blog Post: One down, six to go!
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Missouri Governor Shows How Not to Balance a Budget
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Grading the President's Jobs Council on Corporate Tax Reform
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Three Things for Congress to Remember When Voting on the Debt Limit
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Unemployment Insurance Funds Should Go for Unemployment Insurance
• House Republican Proposal Would Undermine Foundation of Unemployment Insurance System
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The Facts on SNAP — Again
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Housing Block Grant Proposal Would Likely Pave the Way for Deep Cuts
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Romney's Wrong: Federal Low-Income Program Dollars Go Overwhelmingly to Beneficiaries
• Romney's Charge That Most Federal Low-Income Spending Goes for "Overhead" and "Bureaucrats" Is False
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Congress Should Start Minding the Tax Gap
• Improving Budget Analysis of State Criminal Justice Reforms: A Strategy For Better Outcomes and Saving Money
• Proposal to Greatly Expand “Moving To Work” Initiative Risks Deep Cuts in Housing Assistance Over Time
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The Facts on SNAP
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Long and Uncertain Recovery for State Budgets
• Off the Charts Blog Post: In Case You Missed It
• Hundreds of Thousands of Lower-Wage Workers, Many of Whom Worked for Decades, Would Be Denied Unemployment Insurance Under Provision Now Under Consideration
• Statement: Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the December Employment Report
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Romney Tax Plan: Cuts Taxes for the Rich, Hurts the Poor, Raises Deficits
• Off the Charts Blog Post: States Looking Ahead to 2013
• Off the Charts Blog Post:The Latest on Inequality
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Defense Squeeze Tight, Non-Defense Squeeze Tighter
• Coming Reductions in Discretionary Funding Will Be Larger For Non-Defense Programs than Defense Programs
• Congressional Impasse Jeopardizes January Jobless Benefits for Nearly Two Million Workers
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Why the Ryan-Wyden Medicare Plan Would Likely Shift Costs to Beneficiaries
• The Case Against Premium Support
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Taking Stock of the Safety Net, Part 5: Helping Families Stay Afloat During Unemployment Spells
• Media Briefing: A Closer Look at the Ryan-Wyden Plan to Reform Medicare
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Cutting Pell Grants Is Unnecessary and Unwise
• Off the Charts Blog Post: What Happens to the Unemployed if There's No Deal on Jobless Benefits?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Taking Stock of the Safety Net, Part 4: Helping Families Afford an Adequate Diet
• Key Things to Know About Unemployment Insurance
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Problems with the Ryan-Wyden Medicare Proposal
• Ryan-Wyden Premium Support Proposal Not What It May Seem
• Off the Charts Blog Post: 3.3 Million Things Wrong with the House Unemployment Insurance Bill
• Senate's Balanced Budget Amendment Could Force Deep Cuts in Aid to States
• Off the Charts Blog Post: It's the Great Recession, Not the Great Vacation, That's Responsible for High Unemployment
• Off the Charts Blog Post: House Payroll Tax Bill Would Hike Health Reform Subsidy Repayments

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• McClatchy- 9 die in 2nd day of Afghan protests over Quran burnings
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• Reuters- Four killed, dozens wounded in Afghan Koran burning
• bloomberg- U.S. Embassy Locks Down Amid Afghan Protests Over Koran Burning
• NYTimes- NATO Commander Apologizes for Koran Disposal in Afghanistan
• AP- Afghans protest Quran disposal at U.S. base
• NATO- ISAF casualty
• AFP- Suicide car bomb hits Afghan police in Kandahar
• AP- Gunmen in Afghan police uniforms kill Albanian soldier
• DoD- Air Force Casualties Identified (2 of 5)
• DoD- Air Force Casualties Identified (5 of 5)
• bellinghamherald- Bellingham woman helps campaign to gather winter clothing for Afghan children
• DoD- Air Force Casualties Identified (4 of 5)
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• asianage- Three Italian soldiers killed in Afghanistan car crash

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Center on Budget: Comprehensive News Feed

• Off the Charts Blog Post: Higher Rents for Poorest Housing Recipients a Bad Idea
• Chained CPI Can Be Part of a Balanced Deficit-Reduction Package, Under Certain Conditions
• Off the Charts Blog Post: More on the Unemployment Insurance Deal
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Obama Proposal Could Lead to Bigger Domestic Cuts, Smaller Defense Cuts
• President's Budget Would Eliminate Separate Funding Caps for Defense and Nondefense Discretionary Programs

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• Conference Agreement Far Better For Unemployed Workers and UI System Than Original House Bill
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The Downside of Cutting Taxes at All Costs
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Senator Toomey's Tax Plan Can't Do Everything That He Says It Does
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Why Tax Services?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Industry Cries Wolf on Health Reform's Medical Device Tax
• IP Memo: Preliminary Analysis of the HUD FY 2013 Budget Request for Major Rental Assistance Programs
• Using Economic Census Data to Estimate the Revenue Impact of Taxing Services
• Off the Charts Blog Post: What Happens if Congress Doesn't Continue Emergency Unemployment Benefits?
• Excise Tax on Medical Devices Should Not Be Repealed
• Testimony: Phil Oliff, Policy Analyst, Before the Maryland House Ways and Means Committee
• Off the Charts Blog Post: House-Senate Conference the Wrong Venue for Major Unemployment Insurance Reform
• How Does the Obama Budget Do In Meeting Deficit Reduction Goals?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Governors' Rhetoric, Budgets Don't Match on Education Funding
• Statement by Robert Greenstein, President, on President Obama's 2013 Budget
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Why Supermajority Requirements to Raise Taxes Are a Bad Idea
• HUD Rental Assistance in Rural and Urban Areas Fact Sheet
• Six Reasons Why Supermajority Requirements to Raise Taxes Are a Bad Idea
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The False Claim That State Income Taxes Impede Growth
• Video: Jared Bernstein Discusses the Budget, Debt, and the Economy with Richard Kogan
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Debunking the “Entitlement Society” Myth
• Contrary to "Entitlement Society" Rhetoric, Over Nine-Tenths of Entitlement Benefits Go to Elderly, Disabled, or Working Households
• Contrary To "Entitlement Society" Rhetoric, Over Nine-Tenths of Entitlement Benefits Go to Elderly, Disabled, or Working Households
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Bernstein on Income Inequality
• Testimony of Jared Bernstein Before the Senate Budget Committee on Assessing Inequality, Mobility, and Opportunity
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Dos and Don'ts to Improve State Economies
• Strengthening State Fiscal Policies for a Stronger Economy
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Repairing the Safety Net
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Like the Ryan Budget? Then You'll Love These House Spending-Cap Bills
• House Spending-Cap Bills Would Enact Radical Ryan Budget Into Law
• Video: Jared Bernstein Discusses the January Employment Report with Chad Stone
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Local Governments Still a Drag on the Economy
• Statement: Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the January Employment Report
• Georgia's Tax Breaks to Increase Use of Health Savings Accounts Did Not Expand Health Coverage
• Off the Charts Blog Post: States Pressing Out-of-State Retailers to Collect Sales Tax
• Off the Charts Greenstein Blog Post: Economy Struggling to Be All That It Can Be
• Off the Charts Greenstein Blog Post: Will the Real Mitt Romney Please Stand Up?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Bernstein on Strengthening the Middle Class
• Testimony of Jared Bernstein Before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Rankings Say Little About States' Real Business Climate
• Video: "You Ask, I Answer" with Jared Bernstein
• Video: A Discussion with Jared Bernstein and Chye-Ching Huang on Capital Gains Tax
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Bill for Inadequate Unemployment Insurance Taxes Now Coming Due in Many States
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Happy EITC Day!
• Off the Charts Blog Post: At Least We Have the Fed
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Update on House Budget Process Bills
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The Buffett Rule Revisited
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Taking a Pass on “Pass-Through” Income Would Cost Kansas
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Reischauer “Strongly Opposes” House Bill to Inflate Cost of Federal Credit Programs
• Proposed Kansas Tax Break for “Pass-Through” Profits Is Poorly Targeted and Will Not Create Jobs
• House Bill Would Artificially Inflate Cost of Federal Credit Programs
• Romney Budget Proposals Would Require Massive Cuts in Medicare, Medicaid, and Other Nondefense Spending
• “Baseline Reform Act” Is a Step in the Wrong Direction
• Requiring Joint Budget Resolution Could Lead to Gridlock on Appropriations and Shift Power to the Executive Branch
• Romney Budget Proposals Would Require Massive Cuts in Nondefense Programs
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Tax Preference for Capital Gains Doesn't Make Sense
• Biennial Budgeting: Do the Drawbacks Outweigh the Advantages?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Romney Proposals Would Slash Nondefense Programs
• Off the Charts Blog Post: One down, six to go!
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Missouri Governor Shows How Not to Balance a Budget
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Grading the President's Jobs Council on Corporate Tax Reform
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Three Things for Congress to Remember When Voting on the Debt Limit
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Unemployment Insurance Funds Should Go for Unemployment Insurance
• House Republican Proposal Would Undermine Foundation of Unemployment Insurance System
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The Facts on SNAP — Again
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Housing Block Grant Proposal Would Likely Pave the Way for Deep Cuts
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Romney's Wrong: Federal Low-Income Program Dollars Go Overwhelmingly to Beneficiaries
• Romney's Charge That Most Federal Low-Income Spending Goes for "Overhead" and "Bureaucrats" Is False
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Congress Should Start Minding the Tax Gap
• Improving Budget Analysis of State Criminal Justice Reforms: A Strategy For Better Outcomes and Saving Money
• Proposal to Greatly Expand “Moving To Work” Initiative Risks Deep Cuts in Housing Assistance Over Time
• Off the Charts Blog Post: The Facts on SNAP
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Long and Uncertain Recovery for State Budgets
• Off the Charts Blog Post: In Case You Missed It
• Hundreds of Thousands of Lower-Wage Workers, Many of Whom Worked for Decades, Would Be Denied Unemployment Insurance Under Provision Now Under Consideration
• Statement: Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the December Employment Report
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Romney Tax Plan: Cuts Taxes for the Rich, Hurts the Poor, Raises Deficits
• Off the Charts Blog Post: States Looking Ahead to 2013
• Off the Charts Blog Post:The Latest on Inequality
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Defense Squeeze Tight, Non-Defense Squeeze Tighter
• Coming Reductions in Discretionary Funding Will Be Larger For Non-Defense Programs than Defense Programs
• Congressional Impasse Jeopardizes January Jobless Benefits for Nearly Two Million Workers
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Why the Ryan-Wyden Medicare Plan Would Likely Shift Costs to Beneficiaries
• The Case Against Premium Support
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Taking Stock of the Safety Net, Part 5: Helping Families Stay Afloat During Unemployment Spells
• Media Briefing: A Closer Look at the Ryan-Wyden Plan to Reform Medicare
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Cutting Pell Grants Is Unnecessary and Unwise
• Off the Charts Blog Post: What Happens to the Unemployed if There's No Deal on Jobless Benefits?
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Taking Stock of the Safety Net, Part 4: Helping Families Afford an Adequate Diet
• Key Things to Know About Unemployment Insurance
• Off the Charts Blog Post: Problems with the Ryan-Wyden Medicare Proposal
• Ryan-Wyden Premium Support Proposal Not What It May Seem
• Off the Charts Blog Post: 3.3 Million Things Wrong with the House Unemployment Insurance Bill
• Senate's Balanced Budget Amendment Could Force Deep Cuts in Aid to States
• Off the Charts Blog Post: It's the Great Recession, Not the Great Vacation, That's Responsible for High Unemployment
• Off the Charts Blog Post: House Payroll Tax Bill Would Hike Health Reform Subsidy Repayments

Southern Poverty Law Center - News

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