Is Arkansas Really the Land of Opportunity for Democrats?
State House Majority Leader Bruce Westerman has already entered the GOP race, but the state’s filing deadline is not until March 1.
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The Most Expensive Senate Race of the Cycle — So Far
McConnell’s first spot came in mid-March, and he’s topped $1 million in media spending already.
The Most Expensive Senate Race of the Cycle — So Far
McConnell’s first spot came in mid-March, and he’s topped $1 million in media spending already.
Reid Ends Marathon Session, Announces Schedule for Budget, Defense Bills (Updated)
The Senate’s next session will be at 1 p.m. Sunday, but it should be a sparsely attended because Reid has announced there will be no votes.
Will One Senate All-Nighter Be Enough? (Updated)
Georgetown law professor Nina Pillard was the first to win confirmation as part of the marathon, with senators voting 51-44 in her favor around 1 a.m. Thursday.
Senate Tea Party Candidate Receives More Than $1 Million from Radiology (Updated)
Senate, who opposes Obamacare, reports he has more than $1 million in income as a diagnostic radiologist and investor in an imaging center. Milton R. Wolf, M.D., R-Kan., who is challenging Sen.
U.S. Treasurer Will Autograph Currency at Holiday Sale
Presidential history buffs might appreciate the annual $1 coin set, which this year honors William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft and Woodrow Wilson — or the First Spouse $1 coin collection
Iran Briefing Unable to Blunt Sanctions Push
Meanwhile, Banking Chairman Tim Johnson, D-S.D., who has lead jurisdiction on sanctions legislation, said he will announce his intentions Thursday as he left a briefing about the negotiations between the P5+1
Senate All-Nighter on Tap for Nominations (Video)
Circuit, the Senate would vote to confirm Pillard at around 1 a.m. Thursday.
Senate All-Nighter on Tap for Nominations
Circuit, the Senate would vote to confirm Pillard at around 1 a.m. Thursday.
Battle of the Juicy Lucys
Much like the 5-8 Club, Ray’s allows for customization, baiting clients with a choice of premium cheeses ($1-$1.50 for everything from plain American to imported double cream Brie).
Gary Lytle Begins Long Goodbye | Downtown Moves
He returned to the firm six years ago, and in that time the shop’s lobbying revenue has grown from under $1 million to $5 million.
Unequal Tax Benefits Punish Public Transit Riders | Commentary
But because Congress has not taken action to make transit parity permanent, the public transit benefit maximum will be slashed almost in half on Jan. 1, to $130 per month, while the monthly parking
State, Local Hiring Are Finally Joining the Recovery
State and local governments employ 1 in 7 workers, collectively making them one of the largest employers in the country.
AEI Chief Looks to Forge the ‘New Right’
Since Jan. 1, 2009, Brooks has helmed the AEI, a prestigious powerhouse of conservative intellectualism, where he wants to lead a revolution to transform the Republican Party of the 21st century.
Club for Growth Passes on Steve Stockman
“Our PAC evaluates three factors when looking at races that involve incumbents: 1) the strength of the incumbent’s record; 2) the degree of difference between the incumbent and the challenger on
Mikulski ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ for Budget Deal
Ryan, R-Wis., that seems likely to provide a two-year deal featuring a roughly $1 trillion top-line figure for fiscal 2014 appropriated spending.
7 Things to Know About Katherine Clark
Here are seven things to know about the newest member of Congress: 1. Clark emerged from a crowded field of five Democrats this fall.
Vitter Wants Reid to Explain His Staff’s Partial Obamacare Exemption (Updated)
We are going to be part of exchanges, that’s what the law says and we’ll be part of that.”[1] I look forward to your clear, written responses to these important questions.
6 Texas-Sized Primary Hurdles for Steve Stockman
Here are six reasons why: 1. This isn’t 2012 Key differences include the fact that this is not an open-seat race and Cruz had been running for 11 months by this point in 2011.