Senators Appear to Have a Deal on Stimulus

By Emily Pierce and Jessica Brady
Roll Call Staff

Feb. 6, 2009, 6:06 p.m.

Bipartisan negotiators appear to have reached a compromise on cutting just over $100 billion from the Senate economic stimulus bill, but the plan needs to be vetted with rank-and-file Democrats before an official deal can be announced.

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Cardin: U.S. Needs to Keep Pace Developing Energy Technology

Feb. 8, 12 a.m.

Today, too many Americans are out of work. Today, we will send $1 billion overseas to satisfy our appetite for foreign oil, while the Chinese will continue their massive investment in clean energy technology. Today, our nation faces an economic crisis, an energy crisis and a global climate crisis. Read Full Article