Long-Term Care Provisions Would Be Repealed in Fiscal Cliff Bill
The bill to avert the fiscal cliff would repeal a suspended program in the 2010 health care law that has long been targeted by Republicans.
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Fiscal Cliff Deal Limps Across Finish Line in House
For the time being, the fiscal cliff is averted, although most of the day was spent suspended over it.
Rohr: Time for a New Approach to Ethanol Mandates
But critics of the ethanol requirements who wanted the requirements suspended include eight U.S. governors, 200 members of Congress, livestock producers, environmentalists and U.N. officials concerned
Report: Gift Taxes Apply to Some Super PAC-Linked Groups
Several months later, the IRS said it had suspended its examination of possible gift taxes owed on prior contributions.
Two More Groups Pull Support for Tariff ‘Earmarks’ Letter
At issue are about 1,300 duty suspension bills that Members of Congress have proposed for a miscellaneous tariff bill.
Jezierski Connects Congress to Mitt Romney Campaign
“My job is to coordinate, communicate and inform Members of Congress and the campaign about what each other is doing,” Jezierski, 38, said in a phone interview.
Stewart: Mandatory Minimums Distort Justice System
This reaction is understandable, but it would be a shame if this episode does not remind Members of Congress that federal prosecutors, like all of us, are fallible.
IRS Oversight Reignites Tea Party Ire
Peter Welch (D-Vt.) asked his colleagues in Congress to sign yet another.
Race Ratings: Florida Offers Democrats Chances at Pickups
9th district New district Rating: Likely Democratic Congress, get ready! Former Rep.
New York: Grimm Drumbeat Grows Louder
The staffer was suspended. And then on Monday, a Times editorial called for a federal investigation into Grimm.
A Year in Congressional Ethics Retrospective
The next year, Congress passed the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act, one of the most significant ethics bills ever passed.
Senate May Vote on President’s Jobs Bill Today
President Barack Obama held another news conference at the White House to pressure Congress to back his $447 billion jobs package, but the Senate is expected to vote to reject it as soon as today.
Senate Democrats Plan to Block McConnell’s Jobs Vote
President Barack Obama held a news conference at the White House today to pressure Congress to back his $447 billion jobs package, but Senate Democrats plan to keep blocking a vote on it until next week
Combating Twitter Parodies and Impersonators
The account, which had been active since at least April and was labeled as a parody, was recently suspended.
Capitol Evacuated After Earthquake
Union Station was closed and MARC, Amtrak and VRE services were suspended after the quake, but the building reopened and operations resumed after a few hours.
One Decade Later: A Whole New Skyline
for the promise of a renewed sense of security, Americans willingly gave up a degree of personal freedom and privacy unprecedented since the Civil War, when armies roamed the land and Abraham Lincoln suspended
Ethics Committee’s Shortcomings On Display
Believe it or not, there is more going on in Congress than posturing and negotiating over the debt limit.
Ethics Case Against Massa Reopens
Carrying over an investigative panel from one Congress to the next requires a committee vote to renew the subcommittee and reappoint its members.
Bachmann Won’t Seek Re-Election While Running for President
Michele Bachmann will not run for re-election for Congress while she is campaigning for president.
Bachmann’s Re-Election Options Open
David FitzSimmons, chairman of the 6th district Republican Party, told Roll Call that even though anyone could run for the seat, Bachmann has only suspended her campaign for the House while engaged