Obama Congratulates a New Libya
Obama said the “U.S. and our allies stopped the Gadhafi forces” and achieved the mission “without putting a single U.S. service member on the ground.”
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GAO Cutbacks Won’t Include Layoffs, Closures
“These are difficult times,” Dodaro said in a statement released Wednesday afternoon. “But I know that GAO has been through difficult times before.
Partisanship Threatens Minibus
After a year in which Congress took the country to the precipice of financial crisis three times, Reid said it’s a rare day that Republicans allow him to simply bring a bill up for debate without
Reid: ‘Gentlemen’s Agreement’ Is Broken
Reid said it’s a rare day that Republicans allow him to simply bring a bill up for debate without having to go through the process of beating back a filibuster.
CLASS Act Failure Leaves Problem to Be Solved
Conservatives who said, “I told you so” and were right are cheering and jeering now. But at some point they, and everyone else, need to confront the larger societal problem.
Congress’ Early Adopters Circle Up on Google Plus
“Because Google is such a big player already, and there are so many users already, I imagine it will grow really rapidly,” he said.
Campus Notebook: GAO Union Prepares for Decision on Cost Cuts
Agency officials said late last month that they would inform employees this week of their plans to cope with anticipated budget cuts.
Rules May Tighten on Invites From Lobbyists
Q: I work for a lobbying firm, and I have a question about possible changes to the executive branch gift rules.
Thousands Attend Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Dedication
“I witnessed a baby become a great hero to humanity,” said Christine King Farris, the slain civil rights leader’s older sister.
For Democrats, Choice Between No Deal or Bad Deal?
“She has never said that House Democrats want sequestration,” a Democratic leadership aide said.
Trade Votes Signal GOP Evolution
It happened almost without notice, but Wednesday’s trade votes might have sounded the death knell of the conservative protectionist.
Bet on It: Romney Will Be the GOP Nominee
For reasons I’ll get to, I’d have said that even before last week’s debate at Dartmouth College, which I attended. But now I’m even more convinced. Romney was cool. He was confident.
Trouble Brewing on Spending
You can’t farm without creating dust.” Democrats say the issue is a red herring — the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Agriculture say no regulation is forthcoming.
Heard on the Hill: Scott Brown Didn’t Clip From Elizabeth Dole; He Lifted the Whole Thing
“During construction of the site, the content on this particular page was inadvertently transferred without being rewritten.”
Democrats Split Over Next Step on Jobs Bill
But Democrats heading into their weekly policy luncheon were divided over what to do next — and emerged without a plan. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Democrats need more time.
Senate Sends Trade Bills to President’s Desk
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said the deals would boost a number of U.S. industries.
Anthrax Attack Victims Break Their Silence
“I thought for sure it would test negative,” Martin said.
Cummings: Save the Postal Service Through Innovation
At a rally in my district, my constituents said they are fed up with the nonstop partisanship in Washington, D.C., that continues to lead to stalemates on issues of national importance.
White House Chief of Staff to Step Down After Election
“I made a commitment with the president through his re-election, which I am confident he will do, and then my wife and I will be back in Chicago,” Daley told NBC News affiliate WMAQ in an interview
Abortion Bill May Muddy Message
Although part of the reasoning behind taking the vote this week was that the trade wins could give the House some cover to pass the bill without fanfare, Republicans acknowledge the chance that the