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By a 12-1 margin, the council voted on Monday to override Gray’s veto of the $10.6-billion spending plan While Gray declared his disappointment with the fiscal 2015 budget approved by the
Ward 1 Democrat Jim Graham, a co-sponsor of the bill, said the District should use every opportunity to send a message to the people and the federal officials who have the power to grant D.C. greater
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) Under California Republican Darrell Issa, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has been the Obama administration’s No. 1 enemy on Capitol Hill, with high-profile
Under California Republican Darrell Issa, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has been the Obama administration’s No. 1 enemy on Capitol Hill, with high-profile hearings on everything from
Part 1 Best Intern Ever: 6 Rules for Success » The 6 rules every intern should know. And follow.
Wealth is commonplace in Congress, where one-third of the members are worth more than $1 million .
Wealth is commonplace in Congress, where one-third of the members are worth more than $1 million.
Below is Part 1 of that guide: “Best Intern Ever: 6 Rules for Success” Hill Navigator knows that interns
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Some things to keep in mind in your job search: 1. Very few people get a Hill job easily.
A Republican-oriented Super PAC has reported spending more than $1 million against Rep. Jack Kingston, R-Ga., in his July 22nd Republican Party Senate primary run-off election.
It actually continuously serves to offset our federal deficit, earning more than $1 billion for the U.S. Treasury last year — mostly through fees from foreign customers.
Gray cited the 5.75 percent tax on health club services as one of his main beefs with the measure that cleared the council on a 12-1 vote in late June, and asked lawmakers to delay their summer recess
He lost to Democrat Jim Webb by less than half of 1 percentage point in a terrible year for Republicans. In Montana last cycle, Republican Rep.
Nineteen former presidents of the group have voiced concerns about the organization’s efforts to slow implementation of the next phase of the Agriculture Department nutrition rules that took effect July 1.
Allen has yet to release his second quarter fundraising numbers — which cover the period between April 1 and June 30. They are due to the Federal Election Commission by July 15.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has reserved more than $1 million of airtime for the fall so far, signaling they are gearing up for a competitive race.
However, the East Grand staircase on the House side from floors 1 through 3 and room H-324 will remain closed until further notice.
The trust fund will otherwise become functionally insolvent on Aug. 1, meaning federal payments for road and bridge projects will be trimmed about 30 percent and checks will get cut only a couple
During the quarter, Ryan’s committee received over $1 million in direct contributions from individuals – with many from the financial services industry, $432,740 from PACs and other committees,