Massachusetts: State Democratic Party Hires Northwind Strategies
Brown, defeated by Warren on Nov. 6, has not yet announced whether he will run again for Senate.
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With Cliff Legislation Now in House’s Court, Leaders Mull Options
Clause 6(a)(3) of rule XIII gives House leaders same-day authority during the last three days of a Congress, meaning they can bring the legislation to the floor any time before noon on Thursday.
House Leaders on Both Sides Begin Dealing With Member Reaction to Cliff Options
Clause 6(a)(3) of rule XIII gives House leaders same-day authority during the last three days of a Congress, meaning they can bring any legislation, including an amended deal, to the floor any time
Political Spending Sets New Records During Tumultuous Year
March March 6: The IRS angers tea party activists by sending lengthy questionnaires to conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status.
Fiscal Cliff Agreement Continues to Elude Senators
“There is still significant distance between the two sides, but negotiations continue,” Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., told senators just before 6 p.m.
Today at a Glance: Dec. 30, 2012
Votes expected at 6:30 p.m.
Fleshman: Sequester Cuts Could Disrupt Cancer Research
In fact, pancreatic cancer is the only major cancer with a five-year relative survival rate still in the single digits at just 6 percent.
Runyan: Social Security Paperless Payments Will Disadvantage Millions
About 6 million seniors and disabled Americans still receive paper Social Security checks, despite having been directed to switch to electronic payments.
Returning House Will Look to Senate for Fiscal Cliff Action
GOP leaders called the House back for a session starting at 2 p.m. and votes at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, without specifying what might be voted on.
Boehner ‘Not Interested’ in Bill That Most of GOP Would Reject
Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., told members on the conference call that votes are expected at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday and the House may be in session through Wednesday Jan. 2, just a day before the 113th
The Most Expensive House and Senate Races of 2012
Both candidates spent about $6 million, while Sherman received big help from a national Realtors’ group and a California super PAC. Illinois’ 11th District: Republican Rep.
Holt: Wind Jobs Are Lost as Congress Continues to Squabble
That all changed on Sept. 6, when most of our plant was idled. While I’m fortunate enough to still have a job, most of my co-workers weren’t so lucky.
Puckrein: Changes to Medicare Part B Pose Risk to Rural Minorities
Medicare remits the “average sales price” for the drug plus an additional 6 percent.
Fun-Loving Competitors Swept Up by ‘Dorky’ Sport
In a game of broomball, two teams of six players each try to score the most goals in the opposing team’s goal, which is about 6 feet by 8 feet.
Senate Weighs ‘Pay Now or Pay Later’ Dilemma For Storm Package
By Sept. 8, two emergency supplemental disaster appropriations measures (PL 109-6, PL 109-62) had been enacted, providing about $62.6 billion in aid.
The New Year Can’t Come Soon Enough for the GOP
In a Dec. 6-9 NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, only 30 percent of those sampled had positive feelings toward the Republican Party, while 45 percent had negative feelings.
Ornstein: If Our Societal Equation Includes Guns, Let’s Act to Contain Them
Guns such as the Bushmaster that was used to murder 6-year-olds, with bullets that spread inside their bodies to damage tissue even more, should be banned, period.
Architect of the Capitol and Activists Argue Over Lumps of Coal at Power Plant
They have the backing of Ward 6 Councilman Tommy Wells.
In Wake of Tragedy, Little Appetite for Gun Control Among House Republicans
The reserved tone from Boehner’s office indicates the sensitivity with which the issue of gun control is being handled, particularly in response to the anguish that the deaths of 20 6- and 7-year-old
Inouye Dies at 88
Inouye has died after suffering respiratory problems that kept him in the hospital since Dec. 6.