... and other security matters since the Sept. 11 attacks. More than 70 percent of that has gone to Iraq, the Congressional Research Service said in an analysis. Congress has passed similar war supplementals meaning the money is not part of the regular ...

... 25-per-week increase in unemployment benefits. But Republican Camp cited a report by the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service that he said showed lower and middle-income workers already would have received most of the benefits from ...

... An additional 35,841 have received medical air transport due to non-hostile incidents. Congress has approved more than $657 billion so far for the Iraq war, according to a report last year from the Congressional Research Service.

... National Foundation, or CANF, found that more than 80 percent of it was spent within the United States. The Congressional Research Service has reported that the two largest U.S. recipients of this money have been or are being investigated for ...

... billion. (The lobbying emphasized that the lower tax would enable the companies to create more jobs, but the Congressional Research Service found that most of the tax savings went to pay dividends or buy back company stock.) [Washington Post ...

... profits tax on oil companies during the Carter presidency, and all it did, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service, was produce much less money than was forecast and stem the oil companies' production of domestic oil ...

... estimated 84 million Americans now invest in stocks, up 170 percent since 1970, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service. Archer said reducing capital gains tax rates would help keep economic good times rolling and allow more ...

... claim numerous deductions and credits. IBM would get a $1.4 billion refund, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service, while GM would get $832 million, Kmart $102 million and General Electric $671 million.

... been notably terse about the cost and duration of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Speaking of cost, the Congressional Research Service estimates that the $160 billion-plus spent to date is enough, even in inflation-adjusted dollars, for ...

... fence. Tucked in between these plants are people's homes. According to a study earlier this year by the Congressional Research Service, there are seven chemical plants in New Jersey where a terrorist attack or accident could kill more than ...