Heard on the Hill: Too Hot for TV?
It was moments later that, quite coincidentally, Schumer walked in, the spy reports. And the crowd ate it up. Young Falls Victim to Twitter Theft.
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Groups Urge Ethics Probe Into Members’ PMA Ties
“We do believe, however, that the published reports … have raised serious ethics questions about House members and that these questions require an investigation of the PMA Groups matter by the Ethics
Ohio: Sheriff Eyeing Boehner Primary Challenge
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R) has attracted a primary challenge, according to local news reports.
House Appropriators Give Library Hard Budget News
This year budgets are tight and Wasserman Schultz referred to Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) recent instructions to committee chairmen to cut wasteful spending.
House Democrats Seek Wiretap Rules
In the wake of reports last week that Rep.
GOP Retirees Hoard Millions
Several Republican Members who retired from Congress last year are still sitting on piles of leftover campaign cash, recently filed fundraising reports revealed. Former Reps.
Hoyer Voices Concern Over Wiretapping of Members
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said Tuesday he had “great concern— over news reports that Rep.
Bill Covers Spending After Death
(R-N.C.), lawmakers and Congressional candidates could appoint an individual to disburse any money remaining in their campaign accounts at the time of their death.
Editorial: The Harman Case
Jane Harman (D-Calif.) discussed intervening in a criminal case to secure a committee chairmanship would be a fit subject for the new Office of Congressional Ethics were it not for limitations on the panel
Harman: Americans Should Be Worried About Wiretapping
Looking to divert attention away from reports that she colluded with a suspected Israeli agent to advance her standing in Congress, Rep.
Obama to Headline June Fundraiser for DSCC, DCCC
President Barack Obama will hold his first fundraiser for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee on June 18, according to a party source.
Cash Flows Freely in Open Seats
go to the 2010 election, but a few candidates who have already jumped into open-seat House races this cycle flexed some early fundraising muscle, according to first-quarter Federal Election Commission reports
Risks Lie in Submitting Allegations to the New Ethics Office
What is the process for reviewing complaints filed with the Office of Congressional Ethics, and do I have anything to be concerned about in filing one?
Hill Debate on Domestic Wiretapping Reignited
“To date, the Committee has held four separate oversight sessions, and I guarantee that the Committee will continue its inquiry and will be actively involved in monitoring this issue,— Reyes said
Jackson Spends Another $15,000 on Legal Expenses
(D-Ill.) has spent an additional $15,000 to cover his legal expenses, according to first-quarter 2009 campaign finance reports released Monday.
Congress Begins to Review Applications for GAO Job
The agency’s more than 3,000 analysts testify at hundreds of hearings and write countless reports on government programs and spending.
Omnibus Public Lands Bill Completes Long, Winding Journey
The bill was brought to the Senate floor without the benefit of a committee vote or report.
Heard on the Hill: Moore to Love?
Brady spokesman Kyle Anderson cautions that it’s just a first step in a long process, as committee members would need to vote to approve any payday restructuring even if Brady’s bill passes.
Break the Link Between Earmarks, Contributions
Earmarks are second only to lobbyists as Congressional whipping boys these days. But, when it comes to Congressional earmarks, neither political party has clean hands.
Heard on the Hill: O, Captain
Congressional b-ballers will take to the court for their annual throw down against members of the Georgetown Law faculty, but members of Team Congress will be without their beloved coach, Rep.