Overhaul of U.S. bankruptcy laws

Article Abstract:

The critics are arguing that the CongressE new bankruptcy law that is going to hurt the low-income working people and those with high medical bills. Senators Orrin Hatch (Republican-Utah) and Edward M. Kennedy (Democrat-Massachusetts) give their opinion about the US bankruptcy laws.

Financial management, Bankruptcy Law, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Interpretation and construction, Finance, Company financing, Working poor

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Preserving the War Powers Act

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The enactment of the War Powers Act in the mid-1970s was aimed at preserving the national interest of US citizens in adopting foreign policy measures. The law requires military officials to secure Congressional permit when sending military troops overseas.

Laws, regulations and rules, Military assistance, Foreign military assistance

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Are unilateral sanctions laws useful?

Article Abstract:

A supporter of unilateral economic sanctions argues that the US should be a leader in world affairs. An opponent counters that unilateral sanctions are costly and ineffective.

Evaluation, Economic sanctions, Sanctions (International law)

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