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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.

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

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

Waters Drops Call for Probe of Ethics Committee

Maxine Waters said Wednesday that she is dropping her effort to force an investigation into the suspension of two House ethics committee aides, saying there is not sufficient time remaining in the 111th Congress

Senate Convicts New Orleans District Judge

with a law firm whose case he presided over, to have accepted cash and other perks while he was a state judge in the 1980s, to have falsified his identity while considering a case and to have lied to Congress

Obama Will Pocket-Veto Bill, Fears Foreclosures

“At a time when three of the nation’s largest mortgage companies — Ally Financial, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America — have suspended legal proceedings in 23 states due to document flaws, we need to be

Hoffman Suspends House Bid in New York

Conservative favorite Doug Hoffman suspended his Congressional campaign Tuesday, improving Republican prospects of reclaiming the upstate New York seat that Democrat Bill Owens won in a three-way special

Heard on the Hill: A Guilty Plea

The DUI and DWI charges were dropped, and she was given a 30-day suspended sentence, one year of probation and ordered to pay $400 in fines.

CUNA Taps New CEO After Turbulent 2009

The change comes as credit unions face a potential onslaught of new regulation with the financial services overhaul in Congress continuing to move forward.