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d by the chief judge, with the rest furloughed. (The Supreme Court will continue to ope=ate when it opens Oct. 7, as it did in previous shutdowns.) Department of Treasury: 80 percent of the 112,461 employees have been sent home. (Those sending out Social Security checks were asked to stay; IRS employees overseeing aud

ernment is not allowed to make any new spending commitments (save for all the exceptions noted above). By con=rast, if we hit the debt-ceiling then the Treasury Department won't be able to borrow money to pay for spending that Congr=ss has already approved. In that case, either Congress will have to lift th= debt ceili

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in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq. The 2011 study said the combined cost of the wars was at least $3.7 trillion, based on actual expenditures from the U.S. Treasury and future commitments, such as the medical and disability claims of U.S. war veterans. That estimate climbed to nearly $4 trillion in the update. A

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Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs. As bad as this is, top U.S. officials are contemplating a proposal that would further deplete the U.S. Treasury of badly needed tax revenue. President Obama has proposed lowering the American corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 14 percent for any company t

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Brothers, Fuld boasted he'd rip out and eat his enemies' hearts. Instead, he watched his own empire collapse beneath his feet. • Hank Paulson — As US Treasury Secretary, he lurched from crisis to crisis during the meltdown. On his watch, the U.S. spent trillions to bail out Wall Street companies, including

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national Group, more than four years after it bailed out the insurance giant with a package of assistance that eventually totaled $180 billion with the Treasury Department saying that it made "a positive return" of $22.7 billion. But whether the government profited from the bailout is not important. The truly vital iss

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EFTA02367917 "Bank accounts can be frozen. Loans to buy a home or a car can be declined. Wire transfers can be seized and held for up to a year." The Treasury Department's Offi=e of Foreign Assets Control, or OFAC, maintains the SDN list. The catalog=was created in 1940, but the department massively increased its effor

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