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[IMGCAP(1)]News Corp.’s contribution sheds light on the significant potential for abuse as powerful CEOs use corporate treasuries as their own private pocket books to make large political contributions
Heard on the Hill: Like It's 1994 -
HOH's One-Minute Recess: The Battle Continues -
As America Votes, It's All Over but the Shouting -
As America Votes, It's All Over but the Shouting -
Schumer, Durbin Won't Run Until Reid's Race Is Called -
RNC's Steele Promotes Party's Turnaround in Popularity -
Democrats Take Confident Outlook on Tuesday's Elections -
Top Republican on Homeland Security Panel Praises Friday's Threat Response -
HOH's One-Minute Recess: Celebrities Grace Comedy Rally Stage -
HOH's One-Minute Recess: The DSCC Has a Few Costumes in Mind for Republicans -
Barton's Use of Official E-Mail to Boost Bid for Gavel Draws K Street Ire -
Third, another flip will breed uncertainty among D.C.’s political class. If Republicans take over Congress this year, it will be the third power shift in 16 years. Upheaval is the new normal.
HOH's One-Minute Recess: Norton Gets Her Own Cocktail -
In New York's 19th District, House Race a Dead Heat -
Pomeroy's Campaign Rips Crossroads GPS for Cookie-Cutter' TV Ad -
The video, set to the Jackson 5’s hit “ABC,” features two blond tykes using their bodies — and their puppy — to spell out Murkowski’s full name. The video urges voters to “Write it in!
Midterm Election Voter's Guide: 5 Races to Watch -
‘The committee has been renovating its offices over the past several years in coordination with the Architect [of the Capitol]’s office to remove the asbestos ceiling tiles,’ a Judiciary staffer
might be maneuvering to avoid being edged out of leadership by an ambitious junior Member, and Van Hollen may see Hoyer as a barrier to his entry to leadership, as both men represent Washington, D.C.’s