Southeast faces heavy job losses if defense cuts approved

COLUMBIA -- Fourteen states in the Southeast and mid-Atlantic region could lose 416,936 jobs if $1 trillion in pending Defense Department cuts go through, according to figures compiled by the George Mason researchers. The layoffs would result in $24.6 billion in lose wages and a $35.9 billion hit to the gross domestic product.  Read More...

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