Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito

Press Release: - A new, 400bhp British-built two-seat roadster - Supercar performance at a fraction of supercar cost - Dual-fuel, for environmental benefit and reduced running costs - On sale from November 2008 London’s Canary Wharf is the stage for the show debut of a stunning new British sportscar on June 9, as Breckland Technology removes the wraps from its exclusive two-seat V8 soft top, the Beira, at London Motorexpo. Norfolk-based Breckland – part of Hong Kong-based multi-national...Read Full Story

Press Release: - A new, 400bhp British-built two-seat roadster - Supercar performance at a fraction of supercar cost - Dual-fuel, for environmental benefit and reduced running costs - On sale from November 2008 London’s Canary Wharf is the stage for the show debut of a stunning new British sportscar on June 9, as Breckland Technology removes the wraps from its exclusive two-seat V8 soft top, the Beira, at London Motorexpo. Norfolk-based Breckland – part of Hong Kong-based multi-national...Read Full Story

Earlier this year concerns over producing a powerful, high C02-emitting hot hatchback was threatening on the RS’s future but Ford has finally decided that it’s worth putting the car into production in spite of them.This time, the car will need to make money. The last Focus RS was approximated to have lost Ford around £7k per car; during the beginning of this one. Insiders say the business case has been as important for Ford’s RS division as anything else.However, it looks like the company won...Read Full Story

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The power and independence of a new U.S. financial consumer watchdog agency would be curbed under three pieces of legislation approved on Friday by a Republican-controlled House of Representatives panel.The measures may win approval in the full House later, but analysts do not expect them to become law.Democrats in control of the Senate oppose them, as does President Barack Obama, who could veto. Obama has been a strong supporter of the Consumer Financial Protection...Read Full Story

An array of West Virginia's top political leaders stood shoulder-to-shoulder Tuesday with executives from the state's top coal producers, vowing to form a united front in the face of what they call mixed signals and heavy-handedness from federal mining regulators.Gov. Joe Manchin arranged the summit, attracting U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., Reps. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., and Nick Rahall, D-W.Va., and aides to Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va.The group of several dozen, which also...Read Full Story