John Kline News
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The U.S. House passed Republican- backed legislation that would shut the federal agency that weighs disputes over labor law.
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President Barack Obama’s budget proposal tying student-loan interest rates to the market is drawing criticism from education advocates because there’s no cap to protect borrowers when rates climb.
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The U.S. House voted to kill or combine dozens of job-training and adult-education programs, a change intended to end duplication.
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John Kline , the incoming leader of the House of Representatives education committee, said he is considering measures to block an Obama administration plan to tighten for-profit colleges’ access to student aid.
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President Barack Obama’s call for a renewed federal push on education from preschool through college drew skepticism from Republicans and universities.
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President Barack Obama said expanding preschool nationwide and setting quality standards for early-learning programs eventually will cut costs by raising graduation rates and income potential for children from lower- and middle-income families.
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House Speaker John Boehner is trying to sell a tax increase for top earners to fellow Republicans whose opposition to tax increases for anyone is a central part of their identity and pitch to voters.
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The U.K. Financial Services Authority approved rules restricting guaranteed bonuses and up- front cash payments for banks’ proprietary traders and broker dealers in what is being described as a tier system.
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Speedier union elections proposed by the National Labor Relations Board would be curbed by legislation from Representative John Kline, a Minnesota Republican who leads the committee that oversees labor policy.
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President Barack Obama must send the Senate a full slate of National Labor Relations Board members for confirmation, and not just the two Democrats he offered today, top lawmakers in Congress said.
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