Members to Discuss Civil War’s ‘Unfinished Business’ at ‘Traces of the Trade’ Screening
Spencer Bachus, R-Ala., Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., and David Cicilline, D-R.I., are heading to the Reserve Officers Association at 1 Constitution Ave.
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New Jersey: Lautenberg Raised $11,000 in 4th Quarter of 2012
The New Jersey Democrat also posted meager fundraising at the start of his last race in the 2008 cycle, but he loaned $1 million to seed his campaign in December 2006.
Even Without a Budget on Budget Day, Parties Gear Up for Battle Over Spending
administration has blamed the delay on uncertainty surrounding how Congress would deal with expiring tax cuts and automatic spending cuts known as the fiscal cliff, a question that was resolved on Jan. 1.
Today at a Glance: Feb. 5, 2013
Organizations hold a joint hearing on the promotion of global Internet freedom. 10:30 a.m., 2123 Rayburn Oversight and Government Reform holds a hearing to address wasteful government spending. 1
Michael Schwartz, Longtime Coburn Staffer and Anti-Abortion Advocate, Dies at 63
A public funeral for Schwartz will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday at the Mother Seton Parish in Germantown, Md.
Boehner Hits Obama on Sequester
Under the law, the cuts were to go into effect Jan. 1 if a bicameral panel with extra authority, dubbed the supercommittee, did not find alternative cuts.
Group Maintains Battle to Keep Kids From Smoking
But “the fact that tobacco use remains America’s No. 1 preventable cause of premature death shows just how far we still have to go.”
Heritage Retreat Lacks Boldface Names
The focus will be on the pending issues Congress has to deal with, and the aide said Scalise wants the RSC to coalesce behind a plan that would allow the more than $1 trillion in sequestration cuts
Defense Industry Braces for Sequester While Publicly Urging Alternatives to Cuts
The final weeks before the March 1 deadline are filled with pessimism, “a bit more” nervousness and more activity against the sequester, according to a spokesman for the group.
FDA Might Decide When a Cigar Is Just a Cigar
A small grape-flavored Swisher Sweet bought in a pack at a gas station for less than $1 each. Are they the same thing?
Reid Expects Menendez Will Survive Probe; Pushes Immigration, Gun Measures
“No. 1 is border security, southern and northern border security.” The Senate’s immigration bill will include a “pathway to legalization” and employer sanctions that work.
House GOP Remains on Offense on Budget
Boehner of Ohio said in a Feb. 1 statement.
Obama Raised Cash Post-Election Day
Updated 1:54 p.m. | President Barack Obama’s fundraising operation was still going strong after the most expensive election in history, according to year-end Federal Election Commission reports, the final
The GOP’s Hagel Dilemma: To Filibuster, or Not to Filibuster?
An aide to Senate Minority Whip John Cornyn of Texas, who has been among the most vocal opponents of Hagel’s nomination, said Feb. 1 that “all options are on the table.”
Before He Was ‘Hizzoner’ of New York City, Koch Prepped for Battle in the U.S. House
Koch, who died Feb. 1 at age 88, served five terms in the House before he was elected “hizzoner” of the Big Apple for three terms.
Massachusetts: Brown Won’t Run for Senate
Updated 1:40 p.m. | Former Sen. Scott P.
Porter and Mfume: The Sequester Remains a Health Threat
taking giant steps toward stronger, vibrant research economies while the U.S. remains cautiously on the sidelines, a fact viewed with dismay by many Americans who do not believe the U.S. will be No. 1
Today at a Glance: Feb. 1, 2013
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Ford Revs Up Omnivorous Outreach
The auto giant, in town for the Washington Auto Show (Feb. 1-10), offered to take assorted scribes — the invite list ranged from the Detroit Free Press to local food bloggers Bitches Who Brunch —
Group Hopes Congress Will Consider Demographic Differences
Using this measurement, on a scale of 1 to 10, Congress has been given a ranking of 7.68 out of 10. The highest-ranked state by MoA is Connecticut, which comes in at 6.17.