…coal for about a dollar per ton. Taxpayers are shortchanged > a second time when coal companies use loopholes to dodge royalty payments > that are owed from production. > > What’s more, when this artificially cheap federal coal…
…| 1:00-4:00pm ET Currently, outdated rules allow coal companies mining on public lands to pay less in royalty payments than other industries, cheating American taxpayers out of millions of dollars. Join POGO in attending this session and…
…a shutdown goes on, the worse it could get. The Department of Education estimates "a protracted delay in Department obligations and payments beyond one week would severely curtail the cash flow to school districts, colleges and universities, and vocational rehabilitation…
…percent, literally tossing Maine families out of the program and into the cold. She voted to undermine services to Maine seniors who benefit from the Medicare program. Payments benefitting seniors who participate in the Medicare Advantage program, for instance, would…
…Chairperson Dante Disparte spoke to the BBC World Business Report about the latest development in the Puerto Rican debt crisis. Puerto Rico missed a $58 million bond payment on Monday, sending the island territory into default for the first time…
…Chairperson Dante Disparte spoke to the BBC World Business Report about the latest development in the Puerto Rican debt crisis. Puerto Rico missed a $58 million bond payment on Monday, sending the island territory into default for the first time…
…after Hillary Clinton said she’s donated her six-figure speaking fees to her family’s nonprofit. Clinton’s payments from universities have become controversial in the wake of an uproar over her $225,000 speaking fee from the University…
…disposable income” during the plan period, the bankruptcy court may allow an ownership cost deduction for vehicles only if the debtor is actually making payments on the vehicles.” http://www.scotuswiki.com/index.php?title=Ransom_v._MBNA%2C_America_Bank…
…curb predatory loans — those that typically had high fees, significant prepayment penalties and ballooning monthly payments and were often issued to low-income borrowers. Foreclosures on such loans were on the rise, setting off a wave of personal bankruptcies
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