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His group and the Alliance to Save Energy, which favors stronger energy standards, plan to fight the ceiling fan provision when the Senate when it takes up its version of spending bill (S 1245).
Senate passage of immigration reform legislation, S 744, begs the question: Is it better than current law? Probably, but the answer could change.
Congressman's Parents Give $75K -
Ohio's Most Vulnerable House Republican Raises Big Bucks -
Brendan Mullen Not Running for Indiana's 2nd #IN02 (Updated) -
What to Expect in the Senate's 'Nuclear' Fallout -
What to Expect in the Senate's 'Nuclear' Fallout -
Jones is unlikely to improve his standing among those senators, and may lead the Republicans who voted for the background checks proposal in April — John McCain of Arizona, Susan Collins of Maine, Mark S.
D.C.'s Newest Chef: 9-Year-Old Noah Koch -
The Start of Something Beautiful: D.C.'s First Drive-In Movie -
Rational 360’s partner and co-founder, Patrick Dorton, worked with Primrose previously in Shelby’s office as the deputy press secretary.
With two traceability proposals moving through Congress (HR 1919 and S 959), we have an opportunity to provide greater regulatory clarity for our industry and, most importantly, a greater sense of
Mitch McConnell's Grave Warning -
Booker's Larger-Than-Life Fundraising #NJSEN -
Reid's 'Nuclear Option' Playbook -
Gomez Catches House GOP's Eye After Massachusetts Loss -
Teacher Mark Takano is Rough on GOP's Immigration Paper -
“The norm[s] sadly are 60-vote margins, filibusters, 30 votes on the floor, people looking very closely at their television screens on C-SPAN to see if there’s any evidence of life on the floor of the
Republicans Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Orrin G.
NW) tonight is hosting “Light Up with Loverro,” a chance to watch the Nats-Phillies game and hang out with sports columnist Thom Loverro, co-host of ESPN 980’s “The Sports Fix.”