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The House bill creates a database that would omit contracts, which typically go to businesses, but would include about $300 billion in grants, which usually go to nonprofit groups.

Large-scale solar will triple in size, with Arena today announcing the 12 winners of its $92m in grants, which together leverage more than $1bn investment from private companies.

From the Colorado Health Foundation, a nonprofit group that has helped districts all over the state return to healthy cooking, Greeley got $273,000 in grants, which helped defray much of the $360,000 for construction and new equipment.

The program, financed by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and the Pew Charitable Trusts and administered by M.I.T.'s Office of the Arts, has so far awarded $2.9 million in grants, which cover shipping, insurance, staff time, cataloging and other costs at both the lending and borrowing museums.

The proposed rules for the $4.3 billion in grants, which the administration calls the Race to the Top, require states to show they are fostering innovation, improving achievement, raising standards, recruiting effective teachers, turning around failed schools and building data systems.

The site's dashboard provides a snapshot of your overall aid, including pie charts showing how much of the aid represents loans and how much is in grants, which don't have to be repaid; the total balance; and the average interest rate on the loans.

2 48 p.m. | Updated The National Endowment for the Arts made sweeping cuts in its support of established PBS shows in the 2012 Arts in Media grants, which were announced Wednesday morning.

But it proved a huge flop and had to be rescued from bankruptcy by the government, absorbing £603m in lottery cash and £180m in public grants which are unlikely to be recouped.

In the first year, about 1,500 students will be eligible for $5 million in Pell Grants, which can go toward paying for classes.

In the two years in which he had a Democratic Congress, he passed the Affordable Care Act and oversaw a $36bn dollar expansion in Pell Grants, which very much affects students at Rutgers University-Newark, where I direct the MFA programme.

In a concession to Republicans, the Clinton administration said it would scale back its demand for an increase in Pell grants, which provide money to help low-income students attend college.