Signing a just-passed bill that will regulate auditors more closely (a drive Mr Bush should have led, not resisted) is not enough.
Britain contends that a just-passed parliamentary bill creating a new force adopts most of the reforms suggested by the Patten report.
A House committee on Tuesday voted to overturn a ban on so-called seller-funded down payments for Federal Housing Administration mortgages, which was included in a just-passed housing law meant to protect taxpayers.
Pete Nolan guided his 32-foot Contender through Newport Harbor past the breakwater, close enough to the Bell Buoy to hear the sea lions barking and set up in the wake of a just-passed yacht.
Last week, a Calgary Lamborghini dealership designed by his firm opened, a reminder of the just-passed good times.
A campaign to overturn Houston's just-passed equal rights ordinance hit a roadblock last year when the city said it had found "irregularities" in a petition drive.
States are rewarded for increasing the proportion of students who pass their exams, but not for raising a child's score from abysmal to nearly-good-enough-to-pass, or from just-passed to brilliant.
On the other coast, New Yorks just-passed budget includes a back-door tax hike on the truly rich as well as a front-door hike on affluent New York City residents.
Republicans made good on a promise to shield Medicare and other programs from steep cuts that could result if the just-passed GOP tax plan adds to deficits, which it is expected to do.
While House Republican leaders slammed the just-passed housing bill as a big-government bailout, Mr. McCain, of Arizona, backed it as needed support for the mortgage market.
WSJ's Richard Rubin: "Senate Democrats on Wednesday proposed repealing major pieces of the just-passed tax law, in a plan that would raise taxes on corporations, estates and high-income households to pay for $1 trillion in new infrastructure spending.
