Lawmakers Lay Groundwork for Recess
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) told reporters Thursday that Republicans have voted to stave off tax increases when current tax rates expire on Jan. 1, arguing that increases in the rates would hurt
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Florida: John Mica Maintains Big Cash Advantage Over Sandy Adams
In the pre-primary filing period from July 1-25, Mica raised more than twice as much as Adams, but spent $431,000. Adams spent only $78,000 during that period.
Johnson and Reardon: Health Investment for Cities, Nation Is Smart
Hernando may be a health leader in Mississippi, but the data shows that 1 in 3 DeSoto County adults is obese and 1 in 4 smokes.
Barack Obama, Mitt Romney Spar Over Jobs, Taxes
The House bill, he said, amounted to a tax hike for 25 million families even as it extended what would amount to $1 trillion in tax breaks over a decade on incomes of more than $250,000, he said.
On a Run of Strong Congressional Candidates
Tony Strickland, had more than a 3-to-1 cash-on-hand advantage June 30. Polling in the race is contradictory, and both Brownley and Strickland appear to be more ideological than their constituents.
Aurora(s) and the Fight for the House
Bush won Taylor County by almost 20 points in 2004, but McCain carried it by less than 1 point four years ago.
Senate Bids Adieu With Bipartisan Barbecue
An Isakson aide said Sam’s BBQ 1, an award-winning establishment from Marietta, Ga., provided a spread of pulled pork, beef brisket, baby back ribs, baked beans, mac and cheese, sweet tea and pecan pie
Harry Reid Rejects Another Health Care Vote
“We need to move on,” Reid said, adding that creating jobs should be the Senate’s No. 1 priority.
Doctors to FLOTUS: Let’s Redo Lunch
Neal Barnard urged Obama in a letter May 1. “Children simply cannot exercise away the excess calories they are currently being served.”
Ethics Panel Says Laura Richardson Likely Broke Federal Law, House Rules
Updated: 1:46 p.m. Rep.
Union Station Plan Gets Little Love
Phase 1, which would lay down new tracks and perform basic upgrades, is scheduled to run from 2013 through 2017. D.C. Del.
McDonald: Financial Institutions Safer, but at What Cost?
The first metric is the Tier 1 Common Capital Ratio, which shows the amount of capital banks have relative to the riskiness of the assets on their books.
Happy Birthday, Lavagna
Lavagna Ristorante Italiano, located on Barracks Row, turned 1 year old Monday night.
Romney Camp Rebuffs Chuck Grassley on Wind Credits
Now we have American wind and solar energy sectors that combine to produce only 1 percent of our energy — and our wind industry has actually lost 10,000 jobs.”
Deal to Avert Government Shutdown Appears Imminent
Fiscal 2013 begins Oct. 1, making it critical that Congress clear a continuing resolution before Members of the House and about a third of the Senate head home to campaign in October.
Harry Reid Announces Deal to Avert Government Shutdown
Fiscal 2013 begins Oct. 1, making it critical that Congress clear a continuing resolution before Members of the House and about a third of the Senate head home to campaign in October.
Bono Mack: Privacy Protections Essential to E-Commerce
With almost 1.5 billion credit cards now in use in the United States — and identity theft affecting as many as 1 in 10 Americans — the SAFE Data Act provides important new safeguards for U.S. consumers
Gary Peters Finds Strength Along 8 Mile
Clarification, Aug. 1 An earlier version of this story stated that Rep. Hansen Clarke does not live in Michigan’s 14th district, where he is running.
Arizona: Martha McSally in D.C. for NRCC Candidate School
She added that her campaign’s goal is to raise “another $315k” by Sept. 1.
In Missouri, John Brunner Attacks GOP Opponent’s Wealth
He recently dissolved an account worth $1 million to $5 million with Edelweiss Holdings, a Bermuda-based investment company that focuses “on the preservation of wealth against the erosion of the