Cantor, Hoyer Want More Info on Pakistan Role
While Majority Leader Eric Cantor (Va.) and Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (Md.) did not come out in support of stripping Pakistan of foreign aid, both suggested Congress should look into the issue of
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Ask Roll Call: Twitter Q&A Transcript
The Q&A happened on April 7 as it was uncertain whether Congress would forge a deal on the continuing resolution to fund the government.
Capitol Police Face New Grievances From Black Officers
Capitol Police officers and civilian employees are involved in the new Office of Compliance complaint accusing Herrera of violating the Congressional Accountability Act, which applies workplace laws to Congress
Democrats Appoint 10 Members to Investigate Ethics Cases
Eric Massa (D-N.Y.), remained active at the close of the 111th Congress.
Redistricting Doesn’t Always Go as Planned
He’d also been driving on a suspended license and had been previously arrested for leaving the scene of an accident, all charges that had been dropped but that weren’t public before his House bid.
Controversial EPA Vote on Hold in Senate
would be a tough one for some moderate Democrats, who would find themselves in the unsavory position of having to choose between the Obama administration and an anti-regulation Republican movement in Congress
Ethics Committee Has Slow Start
An investigative subcommittee charged Waters in August with violating House rules, but in November the full Ethics panel suspended a scheduled ethics trial after announcing that it had uncovered
Lofgren: Ethics Panel’s New Offices Unsuitable for Sensitive Work
Lofgren is a member of the Administration panel, which was reviewing House committee budget requests for the 112th Congress.
Harman and Pelosi Never Quite Saw Eye to Eye
The Southern Californian, who is married to wealthy businessman Sidney Harman, sought the support of the state delegation in 1998 when she retired from Congress to run for governor.
Civility Doesn’t Pay: Hot Rhetoric Draws Cash
The new Congress is starting its work amid calls for a new era of civility in politics.
Sanders, Tea Party Fundraise Following Tragedy
“Given the recent tragedy in Arizona, as well as the start of the new Congress, I wanted to take this opportunity to share a few words with political friends in Vermont and throughout the country,” Sanders
Freshmen, Families Are Facing New Fears
“We learned of it together,” the Pennsylvania Republican said, with the celebration of their first week in Congress instantly turning somber.
Giffords Shooting Becomes an Instant Symbol
On Sunday afternoon, authorities charged 22-year-old Jared Loughner with murder, attempted murder and attempting to kill a Member of Congress.
Partisanship Stalls in Wake of Tragedy
Majority Leader Eric Cantor (Va.) immediately announced that all legislative activity on the House floor would be suspended — including a planned vote on a controversial, and highly partisan, health