Articles Tagged With 'Stimulus Spending'
Our New List of Stimulus Investigations
The cost of waste, fraud and abuse in the stimulus has been hard to pin down.
A Stimulus Birthday Present: Our Spending Speed Chart
A look at the bottlenecks in getting recovery money flowing into the economy.
Stimulus Spending Hits $272 Billion—34 Percent of Total
The recovery totals climb, even with outdated numbers on tax cuts.
After Months of Drought, Stimulus Obligations Bounce Back
There has been an increase in stimulus money committed to specific projects, a big step toward moving it into the economy.
Stimulus Spending Hits $257 Billion, But the ‘Pipeline’ Is Still Emptying
Much money in the recovery plan has not yet been committed to specific projects.
Help Us Keep an Eye on Stimulus Contractors
Companies with trouble in their past are among those reaping millions from the federal recovery package.
White House Changes Stimulus Jobs Count
The White House has revised how it's going to count stimulus jobs, jettisoning a cumulative tally and expanding the definition of what counts as a "job."
Stimulus Funds for Special Ed Bypass Special Ed
With budgets stretched, schools districts are diverting special-needs money to other uses.
Happy New Year? Fat Chance, Say Some Economists
Some experts worry that as the stimulus winds down, 2010 could become rocky.
Get Some Tricks for Tracking Stimulus Funds
An online workshop will help those who are trying to follow stimulus projects in their communities.
Schools Have Trouble Tapping Stimulus Funds
The stimulus program included $11 billion for school repairs and construction, but many school districts haven't been able to take advantage.
Stimulus Money Paid Out Now Exceeds Money in the Pipeline
For the first time since we’ve been tracking the stimulus, more money has been paid out than is left in the pipeline.
In Colorado, the Haves Get a Little Bit More
Wealthier counties, with projects ready to go, find more stimulus money coming their way.
