McCain Not Calling for Shinseki’s Resignation — Yet
The Department of Veterans Affairs has come under increasing scrutiny following reports of as many as 40 deaths of Arizona veterans while waiting for care. Â
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The Consultant Teams Behind the N.C. Senate Primary
Here are the teams who worked on each of these top-tier Senate campaigns, according to the campaigns and Federal Election Commission reports.
House Approves Funding for Sexual Harassment Training to End ‘Mad Men-Style Antics’ (Audio)
“In one incident, a woman member was told to share a seat with a male colleague when there weren’t enough chairs at a committee meeting.
Steve Stockman Subject of Ethics Investigation, Steve Stockman Reports
The Ethics Committee is supposed to release the name of a member under investigation in the coming days.
218: Steve Stockman Subject of Ethics Investigation, Steve Stockman Reports
The Ethics Committee is supposed to release the name of a member under investigation in the coming days.
218: In Ranking Member Race, Follow the Money … Spent on Others
He files reports with the FEC monthly for his leadership PAC — Shore PAC — and in his March 20 filing, the first since declaring his ranking member candidacy, he contributed $28,000 to 25 members’ re-election
In Ranking Member Race, Follow the Money … Spent on Others
He files reports with the FEC monthly for his leadership PAC — Shore PAC — and in his March 20 filing, the first since declaring his ranking member candidacy, he contributed $28,000 to 25 members’  re-election
In Ranking Member Race, Follow the Money … Spent on Others
He files reports with the FEC monthly for his leadership PAC — Shore PAC — and in his March 20 filing, the first since declaring his ranking member candidacy, he contributed $28,000 to 25 members’ re-election
Rep. Michael Grimm Expected to Be Indicted (Updated)
It began the summer of 2012, several months after revelations first surfaced in a New York Times article that the lawmaker, then a freshman, might have bolstered his first bid for congressional office
218: Rep. Michael Grimm Expected to Be Indicted (Updated)
It began the summer of 2012, several months after revelations first surfaced in a New York Times article that the lawmaker, then a freshman, might have bolstered his first bid for congressional office
Ranking Member Fundraising Battle: Pallone Gets Cash From Tech, Health Care Industries
Eshoo also gave to many in the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s Frontline program for vulnerable members.
218: Ranking Member Fundraising Battle: Pallone Gets Cash From Tech, Health Care Industries
Eshoo also gave to many in the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s Frontline program for vulnerable members.
Report: Oil and Gas Production Falls on Federal Land
The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports that “oil and gas production on federal land and water is down six percent from 2009 to 2013, but a new report by the Congressional Research Service says expanded
Fears of Israeli Spying Underlie Reluctance on Visa Waiver Program
those concerns in a classified briefing to lawmakers and staffers on the House Judiciary Committee, which has jurisdiction over visa issue.
Ratings Change: Minnesota’s 2nd District
First-quarter fundraising reports are due Tuesday to the Federal Election Commission. Â
Freshman Democrat Topped $400,000 for Illinois House Rematch
National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden, R-Ore., visited Illinois late last quarter to fundraise for Schilling and other GOP hopefuls. Â
Rahall Challenger Raised $200K in 1st Quarter (Updated)
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee recently added Rahall to its incumbent protection program.
House Agriculture Discloses the Real News | Madisonville
Minnesota Democrat Tim Walz isn’t the only committee member to raise the subject of water, but he may have the biggest overlooked news story of the year.
Barra Can’t Blame ‘Old GM’ for Today’s Problems | Commentary
Most of the questions at this week’s Congressional hearings will certainly focus on who knew what, and when they knew it.
Army Brass Push for More U.S. Base Closings
Defense News reports that “senior US Army leadership has doubled down on its support for another round of shuttering and shrinking domestic installations, with Army Secretary John McHugh telling a congressional