The Recovery Act requires tens of thousands of recipients of Recovery Act funds to report in every quarter on what exactly they are doing with the money - an effort that has proved to be extremely successful.
Vice President Joe Biden calls the owners of The Penny Ice Creamery in Santa Cruz, CA -- a business made possible by the Recovery Act -- to thank them for sharing their story in a video and to congratulate them on the success of their business. Watch a video of the call.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood writes about the funding of 75 innovative new projects that will put people to work today building a 21st century foundation for tomorrow's economic growth.
A look at the immensely successful Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Subsidized Jobs program -- and what will happen if it is allowed to end prematurely.
Secretary of Energy Steven Chu visits A123 Systems in Michigan as they open largest lithium-ion automotive battery production facility in North America thanks to the Recovery Act.
Vice President Biden announces that 200,000 homes have been weatherized thanks to the Recovery Act. Cathy Zoi, Assistant Secretary of Energy for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, shares her thoughts.
A look at the report out this week on some of the amazing innovations spurred by the Recovery Act that often go under the radar, and a debunking of some of the attacks on the report.
Jared Bernstein, Deputy Assistant to the President on Economic Policy, debunks Representative Boehner's claims that the Recovery Act hasn’t created or saved American jobs.
Through the Green Retrofit Program for Multifamily Housing, the Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded more than $100 million to 100 affordable housing developments around the country to complete energy efficient renovations.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke report on how their agencies are undertaking new projects in the coming weeks to help improve the nation's broadband infrastructure.
August 4, 2010 at 1:18 PM ET by Secretary Tom Vilsack & Secretary Gary Locke
Jared Bernstein, Chief Economic Advisor to the Vice President, debunks the latest recycled attack on the Recovery Act from Senators John McCain and Tom Coburn.
The Department of Energy invests $188 million in to over 200 qualified small businesses in 34 states to develop clean energy technologies that have the potential to be commercialized.
August 2, 2010 at 6:35 PM ET by Kristina M. Johnson
Secretary Donovan speaks at two events that helped underscore the extent to which President Obama’s Recovery Act is paving the way for a clean energy economy.
Jonathan Jarvis, National Park Service Director, discusses Vice President Biden's trip to Yellowstone National Park as part of his Recovery Summer tour.
Rosie Rios, Treasurer of the United States, talks about breaking ground on an affordable housing development made possible with more than $6.8 million in Recovery Act funding, joining Mayor Fenty in our Nation's Capital.
Jared Bernstein, Deputy Assistant to the President on Economic Policy, highlights a factory in Indiana that is building hybrid systems that go into energy efficient vehicles and creating manufacturing jobs thanks to the Recovery Act.
Cathy Zoi, Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, discusses the Department of Energy's progress towards weatherizing 82,000 homes under the Recovery Act.
The President discusses the sixth straight month of job growth in the private sector, and the jobs that will continue to be created throughout the summer by the Recovery Act.
Tobin Marcus with the Office of the Vice President takes another perspective on the VP's trip to GE Headquarters in Louisville -- another big step towards American leadership in green manufacturing.
Annie Maxwell with the Vice President's Office runs down the his visit to the Louisville headquarters of GE Appliances to talk about another great Recovery Act story, complete with photos.
Matt Rogers with the Department of Energy discusses the groundbreaking of Dow Kokam's 800,000 square foot battery manufacturing factory where the Vice President spoke.