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Harry Reid

Harry Reid

Harry Mason Reid (born December 2, 1939) is the senior United States Senator from Nevada, serving since 1987. A member of the Democratic Party, he has been the Senate Majority Leader since January 2007, having previously served as Minority Leader and Minority and Majority Whip.

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    President Barack Obama's two nominees to the Federal Reserve Board recently received support from the financial-services industry, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc....

  5. House Votes To Extend Export-Import Bank's Authority For Three Years

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  7. New Life Flowing Through Keystone Pipeline

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  8. Rep. Tom Price on the Lack of Progress Towards a Federal Budget

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  10. Government Suspends Program to Train Foreign Workers

    Rep. Vicky Hartzler, (R-Mo.), on the government ending a program to train foreign workers to work at English speaking call centers.

  11. Three Years and Counting Without a Budget

    FBN’s Gerri Willis on the lack of a federal budget for the last three years.

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  1. Debt Ceiling Limit Will Be Reached in January

    Rep. Connie Mack, (R-Fla.), on his plan to avoid raising the debt ceiling in January and balance the budget.

  2. Will 2013 be the Year of Taxmageddon?

    Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist on potential tax increases on the way and how they will impact taxpayers and the economy.

  3. The Economic Impact of Wasteful Government Spending

    Former Gov. Mike Huckabee, (R-Ark.), on the impact of government spending on the economy.

  4. Sen. Jeff Sessions on Efforts to Pass a Budget

    Sen. Jeff Sessions, (R-Ala.), on the need to pass a budget and reduce the government’s spending.

  5. Taxmageddon: $500B Tax Hike?

    Curtis Dubay, senior policy analyst, Tax Policy at the Heritage Foundation, on the upcoming expiration of tax extenders and the potential hikes taxpayers may be facing.

  6. White House: Obama Told Congressional Leaders He Doesn't Want Debt-Ceiling Fight

    The White House said Wednesday that President Barack Obama's first meeting in months with congressional leaders focused on the economy, with the president stressing ...

  7. Factory, Housing Data Boost Markets

    FBN’s Stuart Varney breaks down the stories moving the markets early in the trading day.

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