FDA E-Cig Regulations Disappoint Democrats, Cheer Industry
The FDA’s proposed regulations released today stops well short of that, although it would ban the sale of the product to children.
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WGDB: FDA E-Cig Regulations Disappoint Democrats, Cheer Industry
The FDA’s proposed regulations released today stops well short of that, although it would ban the sale of the product to children.
Landmark U.S.-Taiwan Legislation Led to Long-Lasting Benefits | Commentary
State Department’s minimalist recommendations for future links with Taiwan and passed the TRA, which recognized the importance of the relationship by, among other things, ensuring continued military sales
Marijuana Legalization: It’s Time, Congress | Commentary
In short, the guidance issued indicated that, absent evidence that the businesses were violating certain Justice Department priorities and assuming the financial institutions complied with new Bank Secrecy
Immigrants in America: Open For Business | Commentary
Brookings report “The Paradox of Worker Shortages at a Time of High National Unemployment” found that farm workers, nurses, high-skilled manufacturing workers and technology workers continue to be in short
Congress Must Step Up on Immigration Reform | Commentary
In short, it does more to hinder business growth than foster it. The Senate passed a comprehensive bill in June that, while not perfect, forced the House to get serious about reform.
3 Reasons Congress’ Year Might Start Unexpectedly Strong
hopeful early talk about carefully calibrating compromise on a variety of second-tier issues left hanging at the end of 2013 — from sentencing disparities to water projects, patent lawsuits to online sales
The Best Congressional Campaign Ads of 2013 (Video)
But in the short term, Pryor’s ad created some conflict between Cotton and the National Republican Senatorial Committee. Ad Maker: Karl Struble of Struble Eichenbaum 3.
The Best Congressional Campaign Ads of 2013 (Video)
But in the short term, Pryor’s ad created some conflict between Cotton and the National Republican Senatorial Committee. Ad Maker: Karl Struble of Struble Eichenbaum 3.
Biggest Part of Budget Deal May Be Having One at All
And any deal, although certain to fall far short of the aborted grand bargains of yore, would be remarkable in its own right, ending a year of historic dysfunction in Washington, D.C., with a road
Budget Deal Looks Likely, but Passage Uncertain
According to sources, the increased spending would be offset by less controversial pay-fors, including spectrum sales and some mandatory health care cuts.
For Some Members’ Families, D.C. Is the Place to Be
. — sessions were short and there was little appropriate housing.
Washington Needs to Refocus on Manufacturing Jobs | Commentary
Every new manufacturing job we create adds another 1.6 local service jobs, and each dollar in manufacturing sales adds another $1.34 to the local economy.
Congress Eyes Virginia’s Model for Funding Transportation Projects
with its statewide 17.5 cents-per-gallon tax at the gas pump entirely, in favor of a new wholesale tax of 3.5 percent on gasoline and 6 percent on diesel, along with an increase in the state’s general sales
Shuster Uses Social Media in Innovative Pitch for Water Bill
They point specifically to a captivating short video as a standout piece of messaging, saying it takes a fresh approach to explaining normally ponderous infrastructure policy needs.
Durbin Signals Democrats Won’t Bite on Medical Device Tax Repeal (Updated)
Durbin’s one of many Senate Democrats who supports repealing or modifying the 2.3 percent excise tax that the health care overhaul law imposes on gross sales from medical device-makers.
Durbin Signals Democrats Won’t Bite on Medical Device Tax Repeal (Updated)
Durbin’s one of many Senate Democrats who supports repealing or modifying the 2.3 percent excise tax that the health care overhaul law imposes on gross sales from medical device-makers.
Bachmann’s Cautionary Tale: Sweat the Small Stuff, or Pay the Price
She was so hands-off, she said, that she never even discussed compensation with Guy Short, the Colorado political consultant central to both operations, because she “just trusted him.”
Gray Vetoes D.C.’s ‘Living Wage’ Bill
The legislation would have mandated that retailers with sales of $1 billion or more that operate in spaces 75,000 square feet or larger pay their employees a minimum wage of at least $12.50.
Senate Confirms Public Printer for GPO
The agency requested $128 million for fiscal 2014, but both chambers’ spending proposals fall short of that mark.