Michael Grimm Failed to Disclose Privately Funded Trip
When Grimm amended his financial disclosure a second time June 6, the Cyprus trip was included, records show.
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Taylor Gourmet’s Sub Mission
The rules are simple enough: The first person to successfully devour 10, 6-inch 9th Street Italian subs in less than 20 minutes walks (or maybe waddles) away with $200 in cash and the nascent “Taylor
Missouri: GOP Senate Primary Is Tossup to the End
Polls in Missouri are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. CST.
Groups Object to Disclosure Rules
Correction: Aug. 6, 2012 An earlier version of this article mistakenly said the lawsuit had been filed against the U.S. government and the Office of Congressional Ethics.
The Official Word
While the blog’s 6 million hits (and 15 minutes of fame) were unprecedented, its popularity before the ruling cemented its status as a top destination that day.
Aurora(s) and the Fight for the House
Correction: Aug. 6, 2012 An earlier version of this article misidentified Steve Hogan’s party identification.
New York: DCCC Poll Has Bill Owens Up 12 Points Over Matt Doheny
Updated, 6:25 p.m. A new poll commissioned by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee found vulnerable Rep. Bill Owens (D) ahead of Republican Matt Doheny by 12 points in a horse-race matchup.
Tom Coburn May Delay Tax Extenders Package
Updated: 6:29 p.m. Progress on a broad tax extenders package could face a delay, with Sen. Tom Coburn seeking the support of his Finance Committee colleagues for 61 amendments.
Belting It Out
In the middle of all the action are eight dedicated sushi chefs who furiously feed multicolored plates — individual portions steadily climb from $2.50 to $6 per serving, depending on the base material
Breaking: Geoff Davis Resigns From Congress
special election as early as five weeks after the seat is certified as vacant, but given that the general election is less than 100 days away, insiders expect him to call the special election for Nov. 6,
Ohio: Steven LaTourette Jolts GOP; Democrats Are Hopeful
and I apologize for that, in that I was nominated in the primary,” LaTourette said Tuesday during a news conference in Ohio, where he announced he would not seek a 10th term despite winning the March 6
Missouri: McCaskill Trails All Republicans in Latest Poll
“While a lot of polls show us both up and down, we know that we have the best operation and Claire is a Senator on the side of Missouri, so the only poll that matters is when the voters speak on Nov. 6.
Romney, Obama Advisers Expect Close Race
On ABC’s “This Week,” the senior advisers to the campaigns of both President Barack Obama and presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney agreed it will likely remain close until Nov. 6.
100 Days From Election Day: Not What it Used to Be
On Sunday, the Nov. 6 elections will be just 100 days away.
Massachusetts: Scott Brown Touts Democratic Mayor’s Backing
There was also a $25,000 buy on WJAR, the NBC affiliate in Providence, R.I., which reaches a chunk of southeastern Massachusetts, from Aug. 6 through Aug. 12.
Mitt Romney’s Fundraising Boost Stems From Unique Tactic
Republican fundraisers and GOP sources with experience on presidential campaigns expect these four state parties to serve as conduits for possibly millions of dollars, collectively, between now and the Nov. 6
Job Creation: The No. 1 Issue, With a Bullet
Last week was legislation to freeze the writing of any new federal regulations until unemployment drops to 6 percent. This week the marquee legislation would extend all of the George W.
Taxes: Parties Confident in Their Policies
What might otherwise be an abstract debate will have immediate and real-world consequences for almost every American — and within two months of the votes they cast Nov. 6.
Energy: All for All of the Above
messages also showcase familiar political themes surrounding energy — talking points that will be amplified across the nation via the airwaves, Internet and newspapers as the clock ticks closer to Nov. 6.
Maine: Chamber Goes After Angus King
A source familiar with the buy said the ad was backed by $288,000 on statewide broadcast and cable television from Tuesday through Aug. 6.