Boehner Kills Internet Sales Tax Bill (Updated)
The additional 1.6 percent wholesale gas tax would take effect Jan. 1. Emma Dumain contributed to this report.
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An Opportunity for Energy Leadership | Commentary
Removing obstacles to energy development could create 1 million American jobs, generate $127 billion in government revenue and increase oil and natural gas production as much as 4 million barrels per day
How Republicans Caught Their White Whale: John Barrow
“It’s no secret that John Barrow has been the NRCC’s No. 1 target for cycle after cycle, and 2014 was no exception,” Scarpinato said.
How Republicans Caught Their White Whale: John Barrow
“It’s no secret that John Barrow has been the NRCC’s No. 1 target for cycle after cycle, and 2014 was no exception,” Scarpinato said.
Immigration Threatens Loretta Lynch’s Confirmation
We highlighted the immigration issue as the No. 1 item in our “10 Questions for Eric Holder’s Replacement as Attorney General ” post.
Could Obama-McConnell Liquor Choice Invite Look at Bourbon Laws?
Meadors said the Kentucky bourbon industry has $1 billion in annual exports.
10 Uncalled Races Remain as Democrats Pick Up California Seat (Updated)
Honda is slated to make an announcement about the race at 1 p.m. EST. In the Ventura County-based 26th District, Democratic Rep.
What Happened to the 10 Most Vulnerable House Members? (Updated)
1. Rep. Bill Enyart, D-Ill. – DEFEATED Enyart 2. Rep. Lee Terry, R-Neb. – DEFEATED Terry 3. Rep.
What Happened to 2014’s Most Vulnerable Senators?
Find out who else fulfilled or defied their vulnerable ranking: 1. Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark. — DEFEATED 2. Sen. Mary L. Landrieu, D-La. — going to December runoff 3. Sen.
Despite Drubbing, Pelosi and Hoyer Plan to Stick Around
Pelosi and Hoyer have filled the No. 1 and 2 Democratic spots since 2003. House Republican leaders were also beginning to announce their formal bids Wednesday.
Still Undecided: 11 House, 2 Senate, 5 Gubernatorial Races (Updated)
Mark Warner declared victory in his re-election bid in Virginia, but GOP challenger Ed Gillespie is within the 1-point recount margin and has not conceded.
Hill Staffers Win Local Elections
John Sarbanes, D-Md., she won a seat on the District of Columbia Council representing Ward 1. She defeated the Democratic incumbent, Jim Graham, in the April primary.
House Republicans Win Largest Majority in Decades
As of 1:30 a.m. — with a number of races in California, New York and Arizona outstanding — Republicans had gained a net 13 seats, putting them on track to win their largest majority since 1949.
The Case for Foreign Aid: There Is No ‘Them’ Only ‘Us’ | Commentary
Nearly 1 in 39 women die in Africa from complications related to pregnancy and childbirth, making it a leading cause of preventable death.
A Clear Opportunity for America’s Children | Commentary
Yet 1 million students across the country currently lack the glasses they need to do one or all of those things. It’s a growing problem.
2014: Plenty of Surprises, but None Totally Unexpected
Last night, around 1:30 a.m., I even heard CNN anchors talking as if there is great doubt about the Louisiana runoff.
A Day in the Life of Rob Collins, on the Brink of the Majority
Cory Gardner, R-Colo., hadn’t actually played high school football; they wished a super PAC would drop $1 million on Sen.
A Day in the Life of Rob Collins, on the Brink of the Majority
Cory Gardner, R-Colo., hadn’t actually played high school football; they wished a super PAC would drop $1 million on Sen.
GOP Candidates More Popular Than Democrats in Top Senate Races
Mark Begich had a job rating of 43 percent approval and 50 percent disapproval in a Nov. 1-2 automated survey by Public Policy Polling , a Democratic firm.
Election Day Rituals: Movies, Meals and Mass
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