Courtney: No Longer Shut Out of Coverage
Since their son was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, the Crowley family of North Stonington, Conn., has lived in fear of the unforeseen.
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Taking a Page Out of a Pop-Up Book
“Paper Engineering” will remain open through Sept. 1, 2011.
Hill Climbers: For Pelosi Aide, Tax Is Her Trade
[IMGCAP(1)]”For every population you could care about, there’s a provision in the tax code,” said Rolland, who was recently hired as policy adviser on tax issues for Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Rozell & Sollenberger: Senate Needs Full Access to Kagan Files
[IMGCAP(1)]Indeed, even if the Obama administration does not claim executive privilege, and if the presidential library of former President Bill Clinton agrees to relax its hold on some of Kagan’
Rojansky & Semmel: Congress Needs Bigger Role in Arms Control
[IMGCAP(1)]START ratification is important, but an equally important long-term outcome is the ability of Congress to participate productively in nuclear security and arms control discussions and
Wildes: Better Immigration Data Needed
[IMGCAP(1)]For one thing, much public rhetoric takes aim at Mexico for contributing the lion’s share of undocumented aliens to this country.
Van Hollen No Longer Flawless
In an attempt to narrow it, leaders crafted an exemption for any groups with more than 1 million members spread across all 50 states that have existed for 10 years and receive no more than 15 percent of
Kerry Still Working the Room for Climate Bill
[IMGCAP(1)]”No one pretends this has been an easy issue,” Kerry said in a statement provided by his spokeswoman. “Have I worked aggressively? Absolutely. But I’ve also listened hard.
Democrats Tweak Campaign Finance Bill to Appease Critics
The new standard lowers the membership requirement for outside groups from 1 million members to 500,000.
Primary Challenger Urges Ethics Panel to Investigate Meek
Greene has criticized Meek over his ties to developer Dennis Stackhouse, who faces fraud charges over allegations that he pocketed $1 million in public and private funds intended for a biopharmaceutical
House Sets Aside Campaign Finance Bill for the Week
In an attempt to narrow Shuler’s amendment, they crafted a tightly qualified exemption for any groups that have more than 1 million members spread across all 50 states and that receive no more than 15
Pelosi’s Net Worth Shows a Sharp Uptick
In 2009, that mortgage was listed as having a value of $1 million to $5 million.
Senate Democrats to Meet on Strategy, Messaging
The meeting is schedule to occur from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Photo From the Attic: Big Pyle of Work
[IMGCAP(1)]Sen. Gladys Pyle is seen on her first day of work in 1938.
Pelosi Follows Obama in Renewing Climate Change Push
America sends $1 billion overseas every day to pay for oil, she noted, in addition to the catastrophe in the Gulf.
Reduce Deficits — but Keep Teachers Working
[IMGCAP(1)]Whether it settles on a proposed $23 billion to prevent the layoffs or some lesser number, Congress needs to do it.
North Carolina: Challenger’s Poll Finds Shuler 12 Points Ahead
The poll of 300 likely general election voters was conducted for Miller’s campaign June 1 and 3 by Public Opinion Strategies and had a 5.7-point margin of error.
Flake: House Unwilling to Remove Ethical Cloud
[IMGCAP(1)]In the interest of full disclosure, I voted against the creation of the OCE in 2007.
Barr: Financial Reform’ Imperils Consumer Privacy
[IMGCAP(1)]One of the strongest grounds on which to cast a jaundiced eye toward this latest legislative initiative of the Obama administration, however, is its creation of privacy-invasive mechanisms
McGehee: Even With NRA Fix, DISCLOSE Act Worth Voting For
[IMGCAP(1)]The question now facing Members of the House is whether the DISCLOSE Act is worth voting for now that the NRA fix has been added. The answer is yes. Here’s why.