Reid Says Senate Will Pass House Supplemental
Speaking to reporters after the weekly Democratic luncheon, Reid said the Senate will come back at a later time and do the other projects that deal with disaster relief, childrens health care,
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Capitol Police Recruits Hire Attorney for Appeal
Theres been some mistakes here, and were trying to do our best to fix them, Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer said Monday. Gainer sits on the Capitol Police Board.
Cornyn Wants Amendment on Mortgage Disclosure
The proposal appears designed to address the fallout from the revelation that Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Chairman Chris Dodd (D-Conn.), the housing bills sponsor, and Senate Budget
FEC Back in Business
The Senate breathed life into the nations elections regulator on Tuesday night, approving a five-person package of Federal Election Commission nominees that will revive the agency after a nearly six-month
New Hampshire: Conservative PAC Taps Stephen Over Bradley
The more conservative of the states two Congressional districts, the 1st district gave President Bush 51 percent of the vote during the 2004 White House election.
Morning Business: Delay of Game
Legal experts not affiliated with either side have predicted the case, originally scheduled to begin in April, is unlikely to reach trial before Renzis term ends in January 2009.
Hill Talk: An Ice Cream Social for the Benefit of Bees
A coalition of advocacy groups is hoping a new flavor of ice cream will help create a buzz about issues facing the nations population of bees and other pollinators.
Net Roots Reach for 60 Senate Seats
Ronnie Musgroves inclusion on the list shows more pragmatism from a group of activists generally known for supporting only liberal candidates.
Short-Term Pain Needed to Resolve Energy Issues
Money that is now going directly into the coffers of our biggest adversaries, like Irans Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Venezuelas Hugo Chávez and Russias Vladimir Putin, would have stayed in America and made
Move Afoot to Strip Telecom Immunity From FISA
Dodd is seeking to strip language that could provide retroactive immunity for telecommunication companies that participated in the federal governments warrantless wiretapping program.
GOP Says Medicare Vote to Fail on Suspension
Thats why this is really a cover vote. Aides to House Democratic leaders maintained that the bill has plenty of support, including that of nine Senators who voted to end debate.
Reid Asks for More Time on FEC Picks
Reid said on the floor that Feingolds meetings could be wrapped up today.
New York: Former Assemblyman in Mix for Fossella Seat
Not only have they grappled with the sex scandal that ended Fossellas career, the unwillingness of highly respected elected officials to get into the race and Powers untimely death, but the small but
GOP Floats Energy Proposals
John McCain (R-Ariz.), the partys presumptive presidential nominee, and the president called on Congress to repeal a ban on offshore drilling.
A Liberal’s Call to Action
Its a résumé that appears to justify the label Fire-Breathing Liberal, which is the title of Wexlers new book, which hits stores today.
Cannon’s Political Fate Decided Today
Republicans in Utahs 3rd district will head to the polls today to decide whether they want to fire six-term Rep.
Obama’s Funding Decision Won’t Have Long-Term Impact
Though not unexpected, Obamas decision is disappointing.
Hollings’ Recipe for Better Government
Theyre frustrated, theyre ready to go to work, but the governments not working. Hollings counts Americas stance on trade as one of the governments most salient failures.
Kilpatrick Has Tough Primary
Its still a mother defending her son, Mitchell said.
Colorado: Defenders of Wildlife Going After Musgrav
The DWACs decision to target Musgrave might not be so significant if the group had not been so integral in former Rep. Richard Pombos (R-Calif.) demise in 2006.