Rising star and Tea Party favorite Rep. Tom Cotton (R-AR) was a student of newly elected Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) at Harvard Law School (as told to National Review).
Defense outlays were down $9 billion, or 5%, during the first three months of the 2013 fiscal year, compared with the same period a year earlier, the CBO this week in its monthly budget review. MARCH MADNESS From Politico, “the Pentagon will likely submit its budget later than normal this...
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Thursday he has, “ordered the Pentagon to begin planning now for a triple crisis facing the government this March,” telling reporters it was a “perfect storm” that would leave the military with a worst-case outcome: a “hollow force.” Panetta and the nation’s top uniformed officer,...
New numbers from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Studies confirm that national health expenditures grew by the unusually low rate of 3.9% for the third year in a row in 2011 and held steady as a percentage of gross domestic product, according to the analysis, published on Monday in...
Health insurers in many states are continuing to increase premiums at double-digit rates despite the intentions of the Affordable Care Act, The New York Times reported. Many of the rate increases significantly outstrip the overall rise in health care costs, which has slowed in recent years. The largest hikes are...
Between 1964 and 2010, an average of 60.2% of voters turned out to cast ballots in presidential years. In midterm elections, the average stands at 46.2% -- a 14-point drop-off. Hats off Tom Schaller for crunching the numbers … http://bit.ly/xIsRj
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