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President Obama Signs Extended Home Buyer Tax CreditEureka. President Obama signed today the Extended Home Buyer Tax Credit legislation approved yesterday by Congress. The key provisions are: The $8,000 home buyer tax credit is extended to April 30th, 2010, with another 60-day extension for those home buyers who have entered into a purchase c ... |
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World Series ticket prices dropping in New YorkPHILADELPHIA (AP) -- A rainy forecast is causing online ticket prices to drop for the opening game of the World Series in New York. ... |
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Evan Handler: Now Is the TimeNow is the time to let Senators and Congressmen/women know you support and insist upon a public option for your health insurance purchases. It's an "option," remember, and the more options, the better. Everyone is still free to purchase what they like. It only means there'll be a government subsidiz ... |
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Put Up or Shut Up TimeFrom an observer up on the Hill ... Put-up or shut-up time for Senate moderates, who were still trying to find a compromise when Reid announced his presser. No votes today and most senators are out of town, so watch what people say coming out of tomorrow's Democratic Caucus lunch. That's w... |
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Graham, DeMint differ on strategies for GOP to regain powerSouth Carolina Senators have differing View points on how the Republican party should more forward. Senator Graham wants to expand the party to moderates, while Senator DeMint wants to focus on the...read more ... |
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Senate Passes Blame By Vote Of 91-8WASHINGTON—In a rare display of bipartisanship, senators on both sides of the aisle set aside their differences Tuesday and passed off... ... |
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