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Scott Brown, despite backing from MayDay PAC, which remains more than $1 million shy of its $12 million fundraising goal.
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Republicans Join Attacks on Big Money | Rules of the Game
Scott Brown, despite backing from MayDay PAC, which remains more than $1 million shy of its $12 million fundraising goal.
Wave Would Mean a Diversity Boost for House GOP
The roster of House Republican women is likely to grow in 2015 and there’s even a chance that 1-in-10 glass ceiling will get cracked — a somewhat surprising result given that about one-third fewer
Wave Would Mean a Diversity Boost for House GOP
The roster of House Republican women is likely to grow in 2015 and there’s even a chance that 1-in-10 glass ceiling will get cracked — a somewhat surprising result given that about one-third fewer
Is Army Drawing Down Too Quickly?
James McConville, the service’s chief personnel officer (G-1), in an interview with Army Times.”
Use Common Sense to Save Cents | Commentary
Congress would have the authority to make targeted cuts and focus on the worst first, but would be required to meet the 1 percent overall cut.
Bakken Natural Gas Flares Reduced
North Dakota shine as brightly in satellite photos as large metropolitan areas, the North Dakota Industrial Commission – the state’s regulatory agency for oil and gas – approved new flaring goals on July 1,
Scaring Up a Good Time in D.C.
SE in the James Madison Building’s Pickford Theater from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Atlas Electrified Looking for a psychedelic Halloween?
Without an Opponent, Jeff Sessions Still Spends
How does a senator running unopposed for re-election in a red state during a good year for Republicans manage to spend nearly $1 million? It adds up fast. Sen.
Donna Edwards Motivates Volunteers for Virginia Democrat
GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney carried the district by a 1-point margin in 2012, which made it a top Democratic target after Wolf announced his retirement in December .
10 Moments That Won or Lost Senate Control
Democrats dropped $1 million into the race to capitalize on that, but Republicans matched them, and with less than two weeks ago, this race is sliding back into the Republican column.
10 Moments That Won or Lost Senate Control
Democrats dropped $1 million into the race to capitalize on that, but Republicans matched them, and with less than two weeks ago, this race is sliding back into the Republican column.
Koch Lobbying Nears $10 Million, Donation Transparency Increases
The Koch Industries legal, lobbying and public affairs arm, known as Koch Companies Public Sectors, spent $4 million on lobbying between July 1 and Sept. 30, according to its third-quarter lobbying
7 Nail-Biter House Races
But Republicans have a minuscule — 1 percent — voter-registration advantage in this Tucson-based district.
7 Nail-Biter House Races
But Republicans have a minuscule — 1 percent — voter-registration advantage in this Tucson-based district.
Most Vulnerable Senators, Ranked by Their Wealth
Mark Pryor, D-Ark., -$100,000 (Ranked No. 435) Given that half of the Senate has a minimum net worth of $1 million or more , just Begich, Udall and Pryor fall below the median.
Florida Redistricting Case Heads to State Supreme Court
On Oct. 1, the First District Court of Appeal ruled the case should be taken up directly by the state’s highest court. With their vote on Thursday, the Supreme Court judges accepted the case .
D.C. Board of Elections: ‘Well, We Messed Up.’
McDuffie grilled Deborah Nichols, chairman of the board, during a recent oversight hearing over delays in vote counting during the D.C.’s April 1 primary election.
Congressional Hawks Weaken an Iran Nuclear Deal | Commentary
Late last November, when the U.S., its P5+1 partners, and Iran agreed to curbs on Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for limited sanctions relief, Congress responded with draft legislation imposing
Errant Pooch on the Loose in Cannon
Update 1:30 p.m.: Multiples sources have reached out to HOH to say the mystery guest in McKinley’s office looks more like a Boston Terrier than a French Bulldog .