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As ‘Retirement Gap’ Concerns Reach Across Partisan Divide, Senators Propose Savings Solutions
At the same time, any proposal that mandates employers offer plans such as 401(k)s is unlikely to find much support among Capitol Hill Republicans, according to a Senate aide.
Staffer Guide to Valentine’s Day
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Senate Votes to Send Debt Limit to Obama With Help From Republican Leaders (Updated)
Hatch of Utah, Mike Johanns of Nebraska, Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, John McCain of Arizona, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and John Thune of South Dakota.
As Alaska Weather Arrives in D.C., Begich Considers Snow Readiness
Begich was baffled by D.C.’s snow removal strategy “which caused more problems for emergency vehicles and other things,” he said during a July hearing on emergency preparedness in the District.
It’s a Perfect 5.0 (Options) for the Immigration Bobsled Capitol Quip
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Jobs: A Human Right | Commentary
John Conyers Jr., D-Mich., and Frederica S. Wilson, D-Fla., to, in their words, discuss “proven job-creation proposals and implement strategies for their adoption.”
‘Taking One for the Team’ Isn’t a Concept Boehner Can Rely On
GOP Policy Chairman James Lankford, who hopes to ward off a primary on his right as he seeks Oklahoma’s open Senate seat, and Steve Southerland II, who has the class of 2010’s spot at the table but sees
GOP Split Laid Bare on Debt Limit Vote
Mark S. Kirk of Illinois. “A government shutdown is a political mistake for Republicans.” Cruz, for his part, ripped what he considered to be a capitulation.
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Senate Finance’s New Chairman, Most Liberal Ever, Looks to Start Slow
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Chambers Consider Reversing Defense Pension Cuts
chambers this week, with House leaders briefly considering attaching it to the debt limit increase and then passing it separately Tuesday by a vote of 326-90, and the Senate debating a stand-alone measure (S
America’s True Inequalities Lie Within Obama’s Worldview | Commentary
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Police Investigate Suspicious Substance at Wyden’s Office
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Waxman Seat Battle Quickly Takes Shape
On Monday, Elan S.
Clinton Hands Join Campaign to Replace Waxman
Ted Lieu and Los Angeles deputy district attorney Elan S. Carr, a Republican, are the most organized contenders. The California filing deadline is March 7, and the top-two primary is June 3.
Veterans: a New Cadre of Monument Men (and Women) for America’s Treasures?
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Vote on Pryor Bill Just the Start of Senate’s 2014 Political Madness (Updated)
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Humor and Humanity on Display in ‘Double Down’ Politics
“In terms of political writing, and humor, Hunter S.