Did Stimulus Spending Quench America's Economic Thirst?
Washington dumped torrents of stimulus dollars across the American landscape to keep the U.S. economy from dying on the vine, but most of the spending won't bear fruit until 2015.
Washington dumped torrents of stimulus dollars across the American landscape to keep the U.S. economy from dying on the vine, but most of the spending won't bear fruit until 2015.
The next time the U.S. looks at economic stimulus, two University of Delaware economists suggest, it ought to consider offering a hefty discount on every retail purchase.
Index of Clean Energy Leadership finds Midwestern upstarts mixed among the usual suspects.
Can $1.1 billion make comparative effectiveness research a regular part of medical care and health insurance in the United States?
John McCain and Tom Coburn's snarky listing of reputedly dumb stimulus projects manages to 'misunderestimate' some important research.
Things are tough all over, but the National League of Cities suggests when improvement comes, cities may be among the last to know.
The administration's imperfect tally of stimulus-created jobs sculpts new vistas for the punditocracy to survey.
The United States has lagged behind other industrialized countries in providing high-speed rail, but the stimulus package includes a big boost advocates have been praying for.
Waiting for the Byrd to squawk, or how to tell if Congress and the White House are serious about fixing the economy.