Outside Groups Spend Over $6 Million in Florida Special Election
Their campaign finance reports, covering January 1 through February 19th are due Thursday.
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Gray Ducks Questions on 2010 Campaign Troubles
A majority of Democrats — 53 percent — say they are less likely to vote for Gray in the April 1 primary given the 2010 investigation, according to a NBC4/WAMU/Washington Informer/Marist poll
D.C. Statehood Push Gains Steam, but Budget Autonomy Languishes
Some say the city achieved the first part of that platform on Jan. 1, when a local law amending the budget process laid out in the Home Rule Act went into effect.
Reykjavik Provides ‘Simply the Best’ Party Pitch We’ve Ever Seen
REYKJAVIK, Iceland — A Marist College poll released Wednesday shows District Mayor Vincent Gray ahead of a crowded pack of candidates vying to capture the Democratic mayoral nomination on April 1.
Federal Lending Fuels Growth in Solar Power
Solar energy represented less than 1 percent of the domestic electricity generation mix in 2012 but has experienced dramatic growth in the interim with help from both the federal government and the
Republican Members Move Last-Minute Money To David Jolly in Florida Special Election
Campaign finance reports for the campaigns of Republican David Jolly and Democrat Alex Sink, in the 13th District of Florida, are due on Thursday and will disclose donors and disbursements from January 1
For Camp’s Tax Overhaul Plan, ‘Dead on Arrival’ May Be Beside the Point
They can point to a JCT estimate that its reforms would add at least 1 point to the rate of annual economic growth for the next decade — while at the same time reducing taxes and simplifying accounting
Flood Insurance Bill Goes Back to Rewrite
Updated 1:29 p.m. | House Republican leaders announced Wednesday that a vote on a flood insurance bill would be put off until next week while members negotiate language that can pass the chamber.
House Immigration Principles: Not Working for the American People | Commentary
From 2000 to 2013, the number of Americans with jobs declined by more than 1 million. Today, more than 20 million hardworking Americans still cannot find a job.
Defeating Alzheimer’s Disease | Commentary
For every $270 Medicare and Medicaid spends caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s, the federal government spends only $1 on Alzheimer’s research.
Defeating Alzheimer’s Disease | Commentary
For every $27 Medicare and Medicaid spends caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s, the federal government spends only $1 on Alzheimer’s research.
Texas Freshman Hopes Primary Translates to Re-Election
He gave about $1 million of that money recently to his campaign, which is now airing television advertisements on broadcast stations.
Groups Push Broadband Changes for Net Neutrality
More than 80 groups have written to the FCC calling for reclassification to ensure net neutrality, and several of those groups, including Free Press, have sent more than 1 million petitions
Retiring Senators Holding More Than $5 Million in Accounts
Here are the January 1, 2014, cash on hand figures for those Senators leaving at the end of this year: Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, $2,325,281 cash in campaign; $53,214 cash in PAC. Sen.
Debbie Dingell Eyes a Curious Glass Ceiling in Readying House Run
This “widow’s mandate ” has proved remarkably resilient: Nearly 1 in 6 of all the women who have ever been in Congress — 38 House members and eight senators — arrived as the successors to their deceased
African-American Senators Reflect on Their Own History
“Fortunately, No. 1, he’s African-American.
Colorado Passes Tougher Air Rules for Oil, Gas Industry
“State air quality control commissioners voted 8-1 on Sunday to pass the rules with the support of leading operators Anadarko Petroleum, Noble Energy and Encana.”
U.S. Army Captain Helps Win Olympic Bobsled Bronze
Riding with driver Steve Holcomb, Curt Tomasevicz and Steve Langton, Fogt and the USA-1 sled’s four-run time of 3:49.99 earned them a bronze medal.”
Adelson Starts Moving 2014 Political Contributions
In 2013, Adelson gave $1 million to the Republican Governors Association. Adelson and his spouse, Dr.
IRS Enforcement of ‘Individual Mandate’ May Be Light
If they don’t, they face a fine of $95 or 1 percent of their income, whichever is more.