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Chuck Close Unveils Magic-Making System
With this exhibit, “I want the magic of pulling a rabbit out of the hat, but I’m going to show you how I pull it out.”
Price Jockeying for Policy Chairmanship
“I don’t think it should be a choice between cutting the budget or cutting the Policy Committee,” the Texas Republican said. “I think we are smart enough to do both.”
Heard on the Hill: UFC Fans Include Rocker, Wrestler and … Majority Leader?
“I think a lot of women buy pieces without knowing how to turn those pieces into outfits,” Belle tells HOH.
Culberson: FCC Can’t Regulate the Internet
The FCC cannot regulate the Internet without clear and unambiguous statutory authority from Congress, which it does not have.
Conyers: Patent System Needs Updating
This research and development leads to innovations such as text messaging, cable television and high-speed Internet access that probably would not have emerged without patent protection.
Democrats Won’t Rubber-Stamp South Korea Trade Deal
“We are going to do it in a methodical fashion,” he said last week. “I want to make sure that everything is lined up properly by the time that I visit [South Korea] in November.
Republicans Refuse to Give Up on Kagan
And while she was able to walk away without making any serious blunders, Republicans believe the hearings provided them with some fresh ammunition to use against her.
Obama: Ready to Move Forward’ on Immigration Reform
And I believe the majority of Americans are ready to move forward,” Obama told the crowd of evangelical, business and labor leaders. Congressional attendees included Reps.
House Approves Jobless Benefits, but Checks Aren’t in the Mail
That leaves Congress poised to adjourn for roughly 10 days without restoring unemployment benefits that expired a full month ago.
House Ethics Committee Clears Richardson
The committee concluded that a mortgage broker submitted fraudulent information about the property without Richardson’s knowledge on her mortgage application.
Pelosi: Cruel’ to Oppose Jobless Benefits
“To those who say we shouldn’t extend unemployment benefits because it’s a disincentive to work, I say that’s an insult to the working people of our country,” she said.
Sekulow: Kagan May Not Know It but She Is a Legal Progressive
Just this week, Sotomayor joined a dissent in the McDonald case that said, “I can find nothing in the 2nd Amendment’s text . . . to protect the keeping and bearing of arms for private self-defense purposes
Brown Still Holding Out on Wall Street Overhaul
In a statement Wednesday, Brown said he does “appreciate the conference committee revisiting the Wall Street reform bill” and removing a $19 billion tax on banks and hedge funds.
Weisenberger: Congress Should Give Every Child a Chance to Live a Healthy Lifestyle
The education and coaching I offer focuses on making small changes that over time lead to big results.
Democrats Trip in Recess Rush
“I want to see the exact language,” she told reporters. Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin said Democratic leaders were still courting Cantwell and others.
In Wake of Gun Ruling, D.C. Vote Advocates Push On
gun laws are unconstitutional,” Norton said.
Opponents of Cuba Embargo Poised for a Win
“This bill has been needed for a long time, and I expect the committee to report out the bill,” the Minnesota Democrat said Tuesday.
Republicans Wary of Kagan’s Testimony
“I think that that was disappointing. But people say a lot of things during these hearings,” the Minnesota Democrat said.
Byrd Dead at 92
“I love this Senate. I love the Senate for its rules. I love the Senate for its precedents.