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[IMGCAP(1)]The EPA’s proposed ruling that greenhouse gas emissions should be regulated under the Clean Air Act as a threat to public health would have a severe impact on all sectors of the American economy
[IMGCAP(1)]Serious problems have emerged.
[IMGCAP(1)]Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen is the only female Member expected to suit up for the 48th Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game tonight at Nationals Park.
The bill, which captured the support of five Republicans at the very end of voting, still faces trouble in the Senate, however, where Republicans are trying to strip a $1 billion “cash for clunkers
[IMGCAP(1)]These are huge and important problems. But they are not the only questions to address in the health care arena.
The former Congressman announced he raised more than $1 million in the 60 days since he declared his candidacy.
[IMGCAP(1)]The AP story reveals that the 10-term Connecticut Republican had his nose so firmly to the grindstone while in Washington, he missed out on what draws most people to the city.
[IMGCAP(1)]The group, whose budget is more than $5 million, is asking for a consumer watchdog to keep a close eye on the nation’s financial systems and is advocating for reforms to help homeowners
[IMGCAP(1)]The work of Americans through Volunteers for Prosperity makes a big difference in the communities that they serve and adds meaning to the volunteers’ own lives.
[IMGCAP(1)]The CPSIA was passed by Congress last summer in an effort to increase regulation on children’s toys and products.
[IMGCAP(1)]Things have certainly changed. No longer suffering from inattention, the biggest broadband challenge today may be avoiding errors of commission, ensuring we take the right actions.
[IMGCAP(1)]Lott stopped by the men’s counter at the Nordstrom cosmetics department in the Pentagon City mall Sunday to shop for after-shave lotion, a tipster told HOH.
[IMGCAP(1)]A: Ever since the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995 created the lobbying registration system, the list of reasons someone would not want to register has continued to grow.
In 1980, CEOs earned about 40 times the salary of the average worker, a ratio that has since jumped to more than 400; from 1983 to 2004, the top 1 percent of U.S. earners have accumulated more than a third
whom would probably love to see a vote on the Employee Free Choice Act put off until after their 2010 re-elections, are taking different tacks when it comes to the controversial bill that is the No. 1
[IMGCAP(1)]But most of the bond market’s concerns are remarkably misplaced or misstated, and they are clearly being hyped for political purposes.
[IMGCAP(1)]But alas, it is June in Washington, D.C., which means the only sure thing is that hours of endless quorum calls in the Senate and overheated rhetoric from House partisans will produce
[IMGCAP(1)]“Because,— Kyl said, “he knows that momentum will inevitably slow for something that will be extraordinarily costly, will deny people the coverage that they already have, will ration their
It retains a stable of outside consultants headed by Patton Boggs, which last year reported earning more than $1 million from the client.
[IMGCAP(1)]From left: House Republican Conference Chairman Mike Pence (Ind.), Republican Conference Vice Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (Wash.), Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) and Minority Whip