G.M. said Monday that while it was still losing money, it had stabilized enough that it could take an important symbolic step and begin returning some of the $50 billion that the federal government provided to help give it a second chance. Full Article at Gainesville Sun

November 16, 2009 -- Washington, DC - Congressman John D. Dingell (D-MI15) made the following remarks after General Motors (GM) announced the company would repay the United States more than $1 billion dollars next month, years earlier than... Full Article at All American Patriots

November 5, 2009 -- Washington, DC - Washington, DC – Congressman John D. Dingell (D-MI15), co-sponsor of H.R. 3548, the “Unemployment Compensation Extension Act of 2009”, spoke about the passage of this bill that stands to help the tens of thousands... Full Article at All American Patriots

The first nasty floor fight in the health care debate is under way, and it’s all over a bit of theater that Democrats decided to put on at the outset of today’s proceedings. Full Article at The New York Times

WASHINGTON House Democrats on Thursday unveiled an $894 billion package to remake the health care system, and celebrated by holding an outdoor rally at the Capitol where they asserted that tens of millions of Americans would soon gain affordable... Full Article at The New York Times

The riots that scorched the city in July 1967, leaving 43 people dead, were the product of an unarticulated racism that few had acknowledged, and a self-deceiving blindness that had made it possible for even the best-intentioned whites to ignore the... Full Article at BrothersJudd Blog