Schatz: Earmarks Should Not Be Revived, Redefined
The Minnesota Republican introduced legislation on March 1 that championed a local bridge project. Sens.
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Lugar Raises Nearly $1 Million in First Quarter
Dick Lugar (R-Ind.) raised just under $1 million for his re-election campaign in the first three months of this year, according to preliminary fundraising totals obtained by Roll Call.
Ted Cruz Cruises to $1 Million in 1st Quarter
Former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz has raised more than $1 million for his GOP Senate bid. Cruz and several other Republicans are running for the seat held by Sen.
Olympia Snowe Has More Than $2 Million in Bank
Snowe has been aggressively courting major donors, according to Bennett, who said that the Senator also got some help this quarter, from Jan. 1 to March 31, from her Senate colleague.
RNC Looks to Revamp Ground Game
Wiley said his No. 1 priority is improving how the RNC uses technology to connect with prospective voters and developing a better system for volunteer door-to-door contacts, while also updating the committee
‘Perils of Pauline’ Budgeting Comes to D.C.
The Treasury Department is projecting that the current federal debt ceiling will be reached around June 1, and the House GOP has vowed not to increase the government’s borrowing limit until a plan for
Senate Control Hangs in the Balance
The wealthy NBA team owner would have been down to about $4,000 in cash on hand by the end of 2010 had he not loaned his campaign $1 million, a signal that the four- term Senator wants to run.
Obama to Outline Deficit Reduction Proposal
Updated: 1:05 p.m.
DSCC Targets GOP Over Shutdown Potential
But when pressed, he acknowledged that the disagreement over the size of the cuts amounted to a few billion dollars, or less than 1 percent of the overall budget.
Reid, Boehner: Still No Deal
Senate Democrats will hold a caucus meeting at 1 p.m. Friday, while House Republicans are holding a Conference meeting at noon.
Beekeepers Sought USDA Support, Got Stung
That committee charged the industry just 1 cent per pound.
Reid: Shutdown Looking More Likely
President Barack Obama, Reid and Boehner are slated to meet at 1 p.m. at the White House to resume negotiations, after a lengthy meeting late Wednesday night.
House Democrats Want Retroactive Pay for Furloughed Staffers
Oversight and Government Reform ranking member Elijah Cummings said his committee staff is already “outnumbered 2-to-1” by Issa’s staff.
A Burning Question
“Don’t be stubborn about it,” the president implored the protester, Gillian Caldwell of the green group 1 Sky, who argued the administration should put all of its environmentally
Campus Notebook: Groups Call on CRS to Make Reports Public
Updated: 1 p.m.
Ramstad and Zerbe: ‘Big 5’ Improvements To R&D Tax Credit
1. Extend the alternative minimum tax exemption for the R&D tax credit.
Obama: ‘No Excuse to Extend’ Spending Talks Further
They have trouble divorcing themselves from that ideologically driven H.R. 1. They’re having a lot of trouble doing that. But we know the bill is awful,” Reid said.
Beauprez: ‘Hidden Tax’ Threatens Families in Hard Times
On Sept. 1, the EPA and the NHTSA will decide whether to impose new standards mandating a fleet-wide average of 62 mpg by 2025.
Koreans Stump for Trade Pact
The Korean-American population stood at just more than 1 million people in the 2000 census, according to the website of the National Association of Korean Americans.
CR Challenge Gets Steeper Near the End
They have trouble divorcing themselves from that ideologically driven H.R. 1. They’re having a lot of trouble doing that. But we know the bill is awful,” the Nevada Democrat said.