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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.

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 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’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

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

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

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