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Lawmakers drop detainee photo provision from war-funding bill

Senate and House negotiators tasked with finalizing a compromise on a $105 billion bill to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan rejected a provision Thursday night that would have prohibited the release of photos showing alleged detainee abuse.

Fortune: TARP payback may not help consumers

Don't expect TARP-free banks to unleash a torrent of loans to cash-strapped consumers.

Harkin: Some in Senate may pursue funding to close Gitmo

A day after House Democrats rejected the president's funding request to close down the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, a senior Senate Democrat said he and other key senators may support the request.

"Pig Book" calls out top congressional porkers

Listen closely and you'll hear squeals of disgust from a watchdog group tracking congressional pork in the nation's capital.

They're back: Representatives reveal their earmarks

Despite President Obama's vow to reign in earmarks -- pet projects lawmakers use to divert money to their home districts -- it looks like it may be business as usual in Washington.

CNNMoney: Senate passes $410 billion spending bill

A massive spending bill that funds the U.S. government for the rest of the budget year passed the Senate on Tuesday despite complaints about nearly $8 billion in what critics called "pork-barrel" projects.

Commentary: Byrd move underlines momentous week

We have lived through a week unlike any other in our nation's history. We are not the same country on Friday that we were on Monday.

Colin Powell testifies Stevens' word is 'sterling'

Former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell testified in Sen. Ted Stevens' corruption trial Friday, saying the Republican from Alaska has a "sterling" character.

Obama: No earmarks for 2009

Last year Sen. Barack Obama, submitted a laundry list of federal funding requests, known as earmarks, to the Senate Appropriations Committee: 112 earmarks totaling more than $330 million in taxpayer funds.

DHS secretary seeks to improve airport screening

Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff told a Senate panel Tuesday that the government needs to look for new ways to improve airport screening.

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