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Top GOP Fund-Raiser Tied to Iraq Fuel Contract

A House committee is investigating whether a contracting firm run by Harry Sargeant III vastly overcharged for deliveries of fuel to American air bases.

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Top GOP Fund-Raiser Tied to Iraq Fuel Contract

A House committee is investigating whether a contracting firm run by Harry Sargeant III vastly overcharged for deliveries of fuel to American air bases.

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Talking Business: Anxiety on Economy Wins Out

As the fear sweeping Wall Street finally reached Congress, House Democrats passed the $700 billion bailout bill in a resounding vote.

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Bailout Plan Wins Approval; Democrats Vow Tighter Rules

Even as President Bush signed the $700 billion economic bailout into law, lawmakers said it was only a first step and pledged to make a sweeping overhaul of financial regulation.

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Bush Signs Bailout After House Approval by 263 to 171 Vote

President Bush signed the $700 billion rescue package shortly after the House reversed itself and adopted the plan for the Treasury to intervene in financial markets.

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A Balancing Act as McCain Faces a Divided Party and a Skeptical Public

John McCain did not explicitly side with House Republicans on the bailout deal, but by keeping his views to himself, he kept their revolt alive.

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Conservatives Viewed Bailout Plan as Last Straw

After years of acceding to the White House, Republicans in the House found a $700 billion request to be too much.

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Conservatives Viewed Bailout Plan as Last Straw

After years of acceding to the White House, Republicans in the House found a $700 billion request to be too much.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 09-26-2008
A Balancing Act as McCain Faces a Divided Party and a Skeptical Public

John McCain did not explicitly side with House Republicans on the bailout deal, but by keeping his views to himself, he kept their revolt alive.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 09-26-2008
If Elected ...: Rivals Differ (a Bit) on Financial Market Rules

Financial scandals and a quarter century of deregulation will give way to new big-government regulation no matter who wins the White House.

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