The Week in Review
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The Senate opened debate on an $859 billion bill to reshape the nation's health care system. Senator Bernie Sanders spelled out measures to strengthen the legislation. Meanwhile, across Capitol Hill proposals to reregulate Wall Street moved ahead. Two measures similar to Sanders' bills were approved by the House Financial Services Committee. One would break up financial institutions considered too big to fail. Another proposal would lift the shroud of secrecy at the Federal Reserve.
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Highlights
Recent Business
- 11/20/09 - The Week in Review
- 11/19/09 - Release: Sanders, Grassley Introduce ‘Employ America Act’
- 11/19/09 - Health Care Bill
- 11/19/09 - Sanders: Much Work Remains on Health Care Bill
- 11/18/09 - Release: Green Jobs for Vermont
Must Read
- 11/20/09 - Op-Ed: Argument for rate caps
- 11/20/09 - Sanders Disappointed With Health Care Reform Bill
- 11/18/09 - Push to curb credit-card rates fades
- 11/16/09 - Drug Makers Raise Prices in Face of Health Care Reform
- 11/16/09 - Sanders Op-Ed: Good Environmental Policy is Good Economic Policy
Events
- 11/21/09 - Senator Sanders hosts "After Words" (C-SPAN)
News Watch
- 11/20/09 - News Nov. 20
- 11/19/09 - News Nov. 19
- 11/18/09 - News Nov. 18
