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YouTube Accord Eludes House

Staffers had hoped to piggy-back on the Senate’s resolution and agree on language before Thursday’s business meeting, but they came up short. At one point, Rep.

McCain Returns to the Senate

John McCain (R-Ariz.) returned to his day job Thursday, lobbying fellow Republicans to support President Bush’s plan to bail out Wall Street while receiving Democratic brickbats.

Stimulus Expected on House Floor Friday

Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) rejected Pelosi’s talk of a last-minute stimulus package as “politics as usual.” “I just don’t think that the majority is very serious about this,” Boehner

Reid Says Negotiations Continue

“I don’t know what House Republicans are planning to do or how … and that’s the dilemma,” Frank said at a Thursday night press conference. Paulson, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, Sen.

Stevens’ Defense Has Political Downsides

Sullivan’s defense even had some echoes of the failed defense of Rep. James Traficant (Ohio), who is serving eight years in federal prison for his 2002 bribery conviction.

Tax Extenders Back to Rules Committee

House leaders canceled a vote on tax-extenders legislation and sent the bill back to the Rules Committee on Thursday after a technical error resulted in the bill’s estimates being off by $100 million.

Campus Notebook: Texas Gunslinger

After the Supreme Court’s June 26 ruling that lifted the District’s 32-year-old handgun ban, the council passed emergency legislation that gun advocates claimed was still far too restrictive.

Photo of the Week: Political Theater

Charles Schumer (left) and Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Chairman Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) walk to a meeting Thursday on the government’s potential bailout of financial markets.

Escape Plan Still Unclear

That move is intended to clear the way for Friday’s presidential debate between Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.).

Prosecutors Paint Stevens as Savvy Pol

[IMGCAP(1)]“This is a simple case about a public official who took hundreds and thousands dollars worth of free financial benefits, and then took away the public’s right to know that information,

GOP Balks; No Bailout Yet

The fate of a rescue package for the nation’s faltering financial system tottered Thursday as House Republicans balked at a House-Senate deal and a White House meeting ended without resolution.

‘Stolen Vote’ Report Recalls Chaos

lateness of the hour; urging from the Majority Leader and other Members to close the vote;” an attempt by McNulty to abide by the new House rule limiting extended votes; and a breakdown of the chamber’s