R. 3149, was introduced this summer to amend the Fair Credit Reporting Act to prohibit the use of consumer credit checks against prospective and current employees for the purposes of making adverse employment decisions.

FORBES: This Week in Credit Card News

In a new paper, entitled The Washington Summit: The Worst Strategic Miscalculation Since Yalta, the Center examines the specific misconceptions and adverse practical implications of President Bush's drive to support the current Soviet leader, come what may.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

Even though Toyota is officially still committed to support its manufacturing base in Japan, it hopes to ride out the current slump in demand and adverse foreign exchange movement through cost-cutting, hyper-efficiency and collaboration on new technology with parts suppliers.

FORBES: Toyota Burned By Land Of The Rising Yen

Niacin has been used for many years in the belief that it would help patients and prevent heart attacks and stroke, but we now know that its adverse side effects outweigh the benefits when used with current treatments.

FORBES: Is This The End Of A Widely Used Heart Drug?

MSPs then considered current petitions including ones on school bus safety, the adverse impact of coastguard station closures and access to therapy for orphan diseases.

BBC: Public Petitions Committee 2

We believed that it was possible to shape those in a way that preserved the integrity of the system, made them available for the next generation, and did not affect current beneficiaries in an adverse way.

WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Speaks on Deficit Negotiations

"If you go way back, there have been some legendary games in adverse weather conditions, " said Steve Spagnuolo, the former Giants and current Saints defensive coordinator.

WSJ: Maybe This Wasn't a Super Idea After All