Politics & Poker: Pataki Is Trying to Stay in Shape, Just in Case
His group hopes to collect 1 million electronic signatures on petitions, urging national policymakers to repeal the law.
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GOP Targets Powerful House Chairmen
And Skelton has been hustling to stock his campaign war chest, raising more than $1 million in the first quarter to report more than $1.2 million in cash on hand.
Busy Primary Season Starts Today in Three States
Millionaire Tim D’Annunzio, who has spent about $1 million of his own money, seems likely to have bought himself a place in the runoff.
Cutting Room Floor: It’s a Speech on Fire
[IMGCAP(1)]The image of Sen.
Kerrey: Time for a Campaign Finance Transplant
[IMGCAP(1)]I’m hopeful that these measures will soften the blow if the Congress can stand up quickly and pass them into law.
Sollenberger & Rozell: Administration Jeopardizes Open Government
[IMGCAP(1)]The first major such dispute of the Obama era concerns information regarding what the Defense Department, the Justice Department and the FBI knew about the alleged gunman, Maj.
Barish: The Constitution and Corporations Don’t Mix
[IMGCAP(1)]The Roberts court decision is the culmination of 200 years of corporate legal maneuvering aimed at establishing corporate rights without surrendering corporate privileges, which include
Serrano Meets Resistance to Moving All-Star Game
“With nearly 1/3 of all Major Leaguers coming from foreign countries, there is no way that a state with this discriminatory law should be the host,” Serrano said.
Ertel: Whatever Happened to Acid Rain?
[IMGCAP(1)]We used to hear a lot about acid rain and the damage that it was causing in the mountains of the Northeast.
Photo From the Attic: Tunnel Vision
[IMGCAP(1)]The tunnel connecting the Cannon House Office Building to the Capitol hasn’t changed much since this photo was taken back in 1939.
Republicans Reject Debate on Financial Reform for a Third Time
Reid filed a separate cloture motion on the financial reform bill Tuesday evening, which set up a potential 1 a.m. vote on Thursday morning.
All-Night Session in Store for Senate
Additionally, Reid filed a separate cloture motion on the financial reform bill Tuesday evening, which set up a potential 1 a.m. vote for Thursday morning.
Coburn Puts Wireless Industry On Hold
Wireless companies are zeroing in this week on the Senate’s No. 1 penny pincher, Sen.
Will GOP Follow Graham Model — or Die?
[IMGCAP(1)]Riding a wave of anger at Democrats over spending and failure to solve the economic crisis, Republicans may even capture control of the House this year.
Beard Gets an Earful From Members
[IMGCAP(1)]In his April 5 letter, McElwee cited problems in the CAO’s finance office.
LaForge: Nominee’s Image Will Be Set by Senate Panel
[IMGCAP(1)]At the heart of this crucial confirmation process will be the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings that are certain to extend for many days, to be followed, if the nomination is reported
Alternate Plan Devised for Immigration
[IMGCAP(1)]Privately, however, Democrats acknowledged that the summary is part of a broader contingency plan Reid, Schumer and Menendez are putting into place should Republicans not come into the
GOP Waves White Flag on Reform
In the end, the agreement came together just as Senators were staring down a possible all-night session, with a vote set for 1 a.m. Thursday.
Crist Switcheroo: Likely Less Than Meets the Eye
[IMGCAP(1)]While the carnival atmosphere produced by the development is understandable and at least partly justified — it’s not often a sitting governor can’t win his party’s Senate nomination and
Zamarripa: Big Banks Can’t Be Reformed With Small Ideas
[IMGCAP(1)]While Goldman Sachs didn’t itself go belly up, the facts that it received payouts from Troubled Asset Relief Program funds and now faces fraud charges by the Securities and Exchange Commission