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| Exclusive: Chesapeake board member lent money to CEO McClendon Reuters s board of directors moves to distance itself from loans taken by CEO Aubrey McClendon, documents reviewed by Reuters show that at least one former board member had undisclosed personal financial ties to him in the past. Now-retired board member ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| House approves student loan plan despite veto threat Washington Post Ignoring a veto threat, the House approved a Republican-backed plan Friday to keep subsidized student-loan interest rates lower for another year by paying for the extension with roughly $6 billion from a preventive-care fund established by President ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| House Passes Student Loan Bill Despite Veto Threat New York Times WASHINGTON — Moments after an unusual fiery appeal from Speaker John A. Boehner, the House ignored a veto threat from President Obama and voted 215 to 195 on Friday to prevent a doubling of student loan rates. The bill, which would strip $5.9 billion ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| House approves student loan plan; White House vows veto over health fund depletion Washington Post (blog) By Ed O'Keefe The House approved a Republican-backed plan Friday to keep subsidized student loan interest rates lower for another year, but the White House vowed to veto the measure because it would pay for the extension by taking money from a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| House OKs student loan bill, ignores veto threat BusinessWeek By ALAN FRAM Republicans defied a veto threat and the House voted Friday to prevent federal loan costs from doubling for millions of college students. The vote gave the GOP a momentary election-year triumph on a bill that has become enmeshed in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Student-Loan Plan Passes House Wall Street Journal By SIOBHAN HUGHES WASHINGTON—The House passed a Republican plan to keep borrowing costs low for a certain type of college loan Friday, but the White House quickly dismissed the plan as political and threatened a veto. By 215-195, the House voted to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| House passes GOP bill on student loan rates, despite veto threat Kansas City Star By DAVID LIGHTMAN WASHINGTON -- Rates on popular student loans would be barred from doubling as scheduled on July 1 under Republican-authored legislation that the House of Representatives passed Friday - but the change would be funded by slashing money ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| House approves student loan bill, paid for with healthcare funds Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON — Setting the stage for another showdown with the Obama administration, Republicans in the House on Friday narrowly passed legislation to prevent a rate hike on student loans — to be paid for with funds from the nation's new healthcare law. See all stories on this topic » |
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| Coda gives up on federal government loans, for now By Danny King Who needs the federal government when you have a big Chinese company behind you?That's what electric-vehicle maker Coda Automotive appears to be. AutoblogGreen | ||
| 6 Q's About the News | The Politics of Student Loans - NYTimes.com By By HOLLY EPSTEIN OJALVO What do Democrats and Republicans agree on, and disagree on, when it comes to student loans? The Learning Network | ||
| House Republicans Take Student Loans Hostage in Their War ... By Rmuse Since House Republicans are losing the war on women, they are holding 7.4 million student loans hostage to inflict the most damage on women who coincidentally outnumber men enrolled in college. PoliticusUSA | ||
| Washington Needs A Lesson on Student Loans By Mike Brownfield The House is set to vote on legislation to keep interest rates on student loans at 3.4 percent, but the policy is flawed on several levels. The Foundry: Conservative Policy... | ||
| PoliGraph: DFL claim on student loans is inflated | Capitol View ... By Catharine Richert "If Congress does nothing, interest rates for new subsidized student loans are set to double from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent on July 1, causing at least 7 million students to be hit with an average of more than $1000 in additional costs over the ... Capitol View |
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| Calculated Risk: LPS: Percent of delinquent mortgage loans ... LPS reported that the percent of loans delinquent declined in March from February. However the percent of loans in the foreclosure process remained at a very ... www.calculatedriskblog.com/.../lps-percent-of-delinquent-mor... |
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