Rand Paul Sues the NSA, Raises PAC Money (Updated)
Updated 1:52 p.m. Jan. 6 | Sen. Rand Paul announced Friday night his intent to lead a class-action lawsuit seeking to stop some controversial National Security Agency programs.
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Reauthorize America COMPETES Act With Full Funding for R&D | Commentary
In 1957, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, signaling a clear lead in the space race. Congress replied by doubling R&D spending and tripling support for basic research.
David Jolly Leads in Fundraising for Florida Special Republican Primary
David Jolly, lobbyist and former aide to Young, reported his campaign raised $388,450 and disbursing $246,559 from October 1 to December 25, leaving $141,891 cash on hand, and $105,440 in debts.
D.C. Mayoral Primary Ballot Takes Shape
Thursday marked the final deadline for hopefuls to file the nominating petitions that will earn them a place on the April 1 Democratic primary ballot.
Alex Sink Stomps Republican Competition Fundraising
Sink, a Democrat, raised $1.1 million and will report “over” $1 million in cash on hand, according to a release.
The Biggest Campus Stories of 2013
Unlikely to Intervene in ‘Stand Down’ Controversy The Shutdown — The Capital, and Capitol, Aftermath Just like other parts of the federal government that slipped into reduced operations on Oct. 1,
How Roll Call’s Best Politics Stories of 2013 Happened
In no specific order, here’s how Roll Call’s 13 best politics stories of 2013 happened: 1. 6 Things Losing Candidates Say (Aug. 22).
How Roll Call’s Best Politics Stories of 2013 Happened
In no specific order, here’s how Roll Call’s 13 best politics stories of 2013 happened: 1. 6 Things Losing Candidates Say (Aug. 22).
Rep. Bill Flores Trades Heavily in Natural Resources Stock
Flores bought $100,001 to $250,000 of Crestwood Midstream Partners on 10/18; and sold $100,001 to $250,000 of Crestwood Midstream Partners on 11/1.
Inspector General Issues Harsh Report on FEC Computer Security
Presidential Directive 23, and National Security Presidential Directive 54, Cyber Security and Monitoring, establishing the Comprehensive National Cyber Security Initiative, and relating to Initiative No. 1,
FEC Vulnerable to Hacking, IG Warns
But a recent investigation by the Center for Public Integrity disclosed that Chinese hackers crashed FEC computer systems just after the government shutdown on Oct. 1, a breach CPI identified as possibly
The Best Congressional Campaign Ads of 2013 (Video)
Ad Maker: Mark Putnam of Putnam Partners 1. “Duck Commander Willie Robertson Reminds You to Vote Vance” The Race: Now-Rep.
The Best Congressional Campaign Ads of 2013 (Video)
Ad Maker: Mark Putnam of Putnam Partners 1. “Duck Commander Willie Robertson Reminds You to Vote Vance” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MupSbApjNrE The Race: Now-Rep.
Hill Navigator’s Best of 2013
Feedback from readers is one of the best parts of the job (though strangely, I have yet to receive the question about how to find work in a newsroom …) 1. The campaign vs. office debate.
Most Fascinating Races of 2014: Illinois’ 13th District
Rodney Davis captured the seat in 2012 with one of the slimmest margins of the cycle, defeating Democrat David Gill by less than 1 point.
2013’s Most Interesting Financial Disclosures
Her share of the company is worth between $500,000 and $1 million. Another baseball team owner, Rep. James B. Renacci, R-Ohio, increased his stake in the Lancaster, Calif.
Most Fascinating Races of 2014: California’s 17th District
He raised $1 million and $510,000, in the second and third quarters of this year, respectively.
Congress Turns Its Back on the Military Again | Commentary
It includes a provision that cuts a full 1 percent from future annual cost-of-living-adjustments to the retirement packages of all veterans under the age of 62.
Issa’s Quest Continues to Expose HealthCare.gov Security Gaps
information officer for CMS, could give Issa and his team more fodder: Portions of the interview, obtained by 218, show that Trenkle doesn’t “recall” cautions from Fryer about proceeding with the Oct. 1
Prevention Is Still the Best Medicine | Commentary
That’s more than a five-fold return on investment — $5.60 for every $1.