We should not be the country that has the highest rate of childhood poverty and more wealth and income inequality than any other country.
We have to raise the minimum wage to a living wage, $15 an hour.
But the bottom line here is, we have a broken market.
I hope, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Ranking Member, we can have an action plan to include what Mr. Duncan is talking about.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thanks for calling this hearing to go over this astonishing and unsustainable situation with the price of prescript...
There is a real challenge for us, as members who represent the public who are getting hammered with this, to deal with that broken market.
But the bottom line here is that we know prescription drugs are life-extending and pain-relieving. They are good. But we are getting killed ...
The legacy of ESEA that improvements in education support a basic civil right and should benefit all of our children--that concept is at ris...
Hopefully, this is just a start of instead of treating disease, curing disease.
I might buy a cabin seat and go take the--and then have my viral tire checked and see if I was cured.
The question is, our people are paying the price for that, and when we look at a 42,000--it is 80,000 on the private side--to get this treat...
I think you need to be thinking about it now, because it is not inexpensive.
this is a celebration of a real success.
it is nothing short of a miracle for patients.
this is a miracle.
Today, we will discuss the private school choice initiatives that have proliferated throughout the country for the last 20 years.
What I cannot understand, if you are going to a failing school, why anybody would want to keep a child in that school.
State-collected data show that more than two-thirds of the students in the Wisconsin Choice Program and about half of the Indiana voucher re...
