House Funds Itself at Same Level as Last Year
The Capitol Police would get a 6 percent boost, while the Government Accountability Office would see a 2 percent increase. Congressional Budget Office funding would increase by 1.1 percent.
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All Over, All Eyes Are on Economy
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the following battleground states have unemployment rates under 6 percent: New Hampshire (5 percent), Iowa (5.1 percent) and Minnesota (5.7 percent).
North Dakota: Senate Poll Shows Dead Heat
The survey, taken June 4-6, questioned 625 registered voters who said they were likely to vote in the general election. It had a margin of error of 4 points.
Education: Traveling on Whose Dime?
The sheer number of trips and their high costs helped propel the year-end total to nearly $6 million, the most since outside interests shelled out $10.4 million to send lawmakers and staffers on trips
Mitch McConnell: Scott Walker’s Victory a GOP Blueprint
The GOP must gain a net of four seats Nov. 6 to win control of the Senate and promote McConnell to Majority Leader.
John McCain Throws ‘Sequester’ Wrench Into Farm Bill
Correction: June 6, 2012 An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the vote tally for passing the five-year authorization bill out of committee. The vote was 16-5.
Welcome to the Jungle Primary
But after an early look at state legislative and Congressional elections across the state, Bauman said it’s likely that not one unaffiliated candidate advanced to the Nov. 6 general election.
Trail Blazin’ Sixth Engine
The building originally housed the Metropolitan Hook & Ladder Company and hosted Old Engine Company 6 for nearly a century before the fire brigade decamped for new digs on New Jersey Avenue in 1974
Tom Cotton Ready To Make His Mark
“He’s 6 [foot], 5 [inches]. He’s not your chubby politician running around. He’s not what we’ve always seen. He’s young, he’s fresh, he’s different, he’s new.”
Lawmakers Unite to Fight FDA Cigar Regulations
The bill, which now has 199 co-sponsors, seeks to exempt premium cigars from government regulation, defining them as unfiltered products, wrapped in leaf tobacco, that weigh more than 6 pounds for every
Campus Notebook: Reporter Presses Charges Against Tim Scott Aide
Correction: June 6 An earlier version of this story contained an incorrect quote about “Departing Members” portion of the Chief Administrative Officer’s website.
Student Loan Shift for GOP
Democrats appear flummoxed by last week’s offer from House and Senate Republican leaders to pay for the $6 billion cost of delaying the doubling of student loan interest rates with proposals culled
Belly Up to the Barre
Afternoon and evening classes are the busiest, but the 6 a.m. cycling class is quickly becoming a favorite.
Florida: Connie Mack IV Gets Mike Lee Endorsement
UPDATED 6:32 p.m. | Rep.
The Tale of Michael the Intern
Bravely, Michael the Intern answered this call even though he had to catch a 6 p.m. train.
Nevada Republicans Work Around State Party
Democratic Party spokesman Zac Petkanas mocked Team Nevada and troubles experienced by the state GOP, saying the issue is one of the big reasons Democrats are expecting to win the marquee races on the Nov. 6
Arizona: Cardon TV Ad Uses Questionable Image
Update: 6:03 p.m. | Real estate investor Wil Cardon’s Senate campaign essentially conceded today that it used a misleading image of GOP primary opponent Rep.
Quiet on Veep, Paul Ryan Preps to Help Mitt Romney
Ryan, who endorsed Romney and campaigned with him throughout Wisconsin just before the state’s April 6 GOP presidential primary, said his conversations with the former Massachusetts governor began
To Green or Not to Green …
Or at least until some downer press secretary wrote: “Green color blindness is by far the most common form [of color blindness]; around 6% of the total male population is green color blind — primarily
Reported CODEL Costs Fell Last Year
As Roll Call reported in January, private organizations spent almost $6 million sending Members of Congress and their staffers on trips last year, a nearly $2.5 million increase from 2010 and more