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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 2014

Page

8

Chorus against Obamacare paints a different work trend

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says the health care law will let millions work less or not at all, cutting full time jobs by about 2.3 million by 2021 as subsidies and new policies encourage reduced work efforts. Rep. Ryan presses Elmendorf on whether employers are cutting jobs or workers choosing less work.

Washington, D.C New Barack Obama Congressional Budget Office GOP Paul Ryan Wisconsin House Budget Committee Douglas Elmendorf Budget Office Elmendorf

House conservatives rule out immigration this year

Conservative Republicans in the House announced they will not pursue immigration legislation in 2014, arguing the party should wait for a potential Senate majority next year. They say the issue remains a top priority for Obama’s second term, but insist on delaying action during the midterm year.

Washington, D.C House GOP Senate Obama Conserva Tives

Navy exam cheating scandal hits nuclear propulsion school

The Navy probes cheating by about one fifth of trainers at the Charleston nuclear propulsion school. At least 30 sailors suspected of cheating on tests to become instructors for submarine and aircraft carrier crews. The investigation follows a separate Air Force inquiry into land-based nuclear missiles.

Washington, D.C Navy Air Force Charleston U.S

First Lady urges students to file for federal aid

Michelle Obama told students and parents at a Northern Virginia high school workshop to complete the FAFSA to access about 150 billion dollars in federal loans and grants. She said changes to the process make filing quicker and easier and urged parents not to leave money on the table.

Alexandria Michelle Obama Obama Education Department Northern Virginia Walsh T.C. Williams High School

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