Is FSOC willing to reverse the designation of a company if it finds that the company no longer poses systemic risk?
I have often wondered how the regulators would calculate the benefits of avoiding another financial crisis.
Now earlier this year, I introduced the Medical Innovation Act, a bill that would boost NIH funding by about $6 billion ...
Alzheimer's forces families to watch helplessly as their loved ones slip away.
Clearly, Congress is choosing to pay up in a big way later on.
Every single Member of Congress I have spoken with says that they support NIH and they support more medical research, bu...
the House Republican budget and the Senate Republican budget were released last week, and both say that they support med...
Every single Member of Congress I've spoken with says that they support NIH and they support more medical research.
After the financial crisis, Congress decided that the bigger banks should be subject to more oversight than the smaller ...
In fact, for over 10 years, Congress has been choking off vital funding for medical research and has reduced the buying ...
So when we are talking about the risks that the $50 billion banks pose to the economy, we need to consider that not just...
So I do not think it is a good idea to ask them to do again what they previously failed to do spectacularly.
It doesn't matter what Republicans say about supporting innovation if their budgets actually cut support for NIH.
But what the Republican budgets actually do is lower the budget caps that are already crushing our research agencies.
The House Republican budget and the Senate Republican budget were both released last week, and both say that they suppor...
If you own this company, why do you not have those rights? And why does the SEC not stand with the owners?
Most of my constituents... don't really think that the SEC has ever... stood with them.
I judge people on what they do, not on what they say.
