Ohio touts own student lending
When it came time to consolidate his student loans, University of Cincinnati law student Marion Haynes watched the sharks circle. Every lender seemed to have a special offer. One woman called him every day for two weeks.
Chafee's Defections Loom Large
Republican senator faces challenging path to election victory in strongly Democratic state.
A Republican on the Edge
EXETER, R.I. -- Lincoln Chafee was cleaning a horse stall on his well-manicured farm one recent early morning, describing his latest encounter with hostile home-state Republicans.
Regulators OK Duke Energy-Cinergy Deal
North Carolina utilities regulators on Friday approved Duke Energy Corp.'s purchase of Cinergy Corp., clearing the way for a $9 billion deal that will create one of the nation's largest public utilities.
Bishop backs plan to pull power from Ed Department
WASHINGTON - The U.S. House adopted language Wednesday backed by Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah, that seeks to keep the Education Department from using college grants to shape school curricula. Bishop's plan would remove the Education Department from setting the criteria for a nearly $4 billion college grant program, known as Academic Competitiveness Grants, aimed at students who excel in "rigorous"
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