N.C. Conservatives in a Race to a Runoff
plum as November seems for the GOP, this spring and summer are shaping up to be a political free-for-all, with several anti-establishment candidates bidding to force state Speaker Thom Tillis from a May 6
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Outcome of April 1 Mayoral Primary Could Shape D.C. Skyline
Councilmember Tommy Wells, who represents Capitol Hill and Ward 6, says he would need “a really good reason to change the historical character of our city.”
For Budgeting, Tough Accounting for ‘Gimmicks’
A motion to limit debate on the bill fell short of the required 60 votes on Feb. 6.
Paul Broun To Tailgate Before Saturday Senate Debate
tailgate, dangling complimentary fried chicken, potato salad, coleslaw and sweet tea for those willing to huddle with the candidate ahead of the Georgia GOP Debate scheduled to take place Saturday from 4-6
Maloney, Ros-Lehtinen Warn of Purple Line Bidder’s Ties to Nazi Deportation Trains
The contract is valued at more than $6 billion.
6 Republican Senators Switched Their Debt Limit Votes (Image)
6 Republican Senators Switched Their Debt Limit Votes (Image) -
Who’s Spending What on TV in the Florida Special
Sink has spent more than Jolly by about 6-to-1. It’s a reflection of the cash advantage she built while Jolly battled in the GOP primary.
Mayor Field in Final 6-Week Sprint
Wells, who represents Ward 6, including Capitol Hill, lags in the money race. He has shunned all corporate contributions and focused his bid on ethical integrity in the city’s politics.
Mayor Field in Final 6-Week Sprint
Wells, who represents Ward 6, including Capitol Hill, lags in the money race. He has shunned all corporate contributions and focused his bid on ethical integrity in the city’s politics.
Solutions to the Retirement Problem, Compared
The deductions would start at 3 percent and move up to 6 percent. Funds would be deposited in a personal retirement account “like an IRA or a 401(k) plan.”
Gulf Coasters Bait Congress With the Good Stuff
The annual outreach effort, now in its 20th year, is scheduled to take place Feb. 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Acadiana (901 New York Ave. NW).
Democrats Endorse Documentary Filmmaker for Owens’ Seat
President Barack Obama carried the district by a 6-point margin in 2012, as Owens won re-election by a slim 2-point margin.
As Alaska Weather Arrives in D.C., Begich Considers Snow Readiness
With heavy snowfall predicted, the D.C. government plans to declare a snow emergency beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
As ‘Retirement Gap’ Concerns Reach Across Partisan Divide, Senators Propose Savings Solutions
It called for a nationwide automatic retirement account that would eventually set aside 6 percent of workers’ paychecks unless they opted out.
Jobs: A Human Right | Commentary
Remember that we’re spending $4 trillion to 6 trillion on the Afghanistan and Iraq wars after we take care of all the returning soldiers.
WP: Video Shows U.S. abduction of Accused al-Qaeda Terrorist
It was 6:38 a.m. and still dark.” “A white van trailing Ruqai pulled alongside his car.
Vote on Pryor Bill Just the Start of Senate’s 2014 Political Madness
The Senate voted Monday evening on legislation championed by Pryor — and co-sponsored by five Democrats who also are in-cycle — to repeal $6 billion in cost-of-living adjustments to military pensions
Paul Ryan Votes ‘No’ on Military COLA Bill
This bill takes away over $6 billion from military readiness.” House Armed Services ranking Democrat Adam Smith of Washington made a similar argument on the floor.
Chambers Consider Reversing Defense Pension Cuts
The legislative dilemma is not over what to do about the cut, but rather how to reverse it, with a flurry of bills from both parties offering various ways to offset the estimated $6 billion in cost
Vote on Pryor Bill Just the Start of Senate’s 2014 Political Madness (Updated)
Update 6:28 p.m. | It’s officially open political vote season on the Senate floor, and Sen.