Cantor Lays Out January Legislative Agenda
Time and again, the president and his administration have unilaterally waived portions of their signature law without congressional consent.
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Rep. Bill Flores Trades Heavily in Natural Resources Stock
A Congressman who sits on the House Natural Resources Committee and its subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources, has reported heavy trading in stocks of energy companies and partnerships.
Members of Congress Buy Xmas Gifts with Campaign Funds
Examples of holiday gifts available, such as those with a congressional seal, are mentioned in Roll Call’s article on “Stocking Stuffers Galore in House Gift Shop.”
DCCC Raises $5 Million in November (Updated)
. | The campaign arm of House Democrats brought in $5 million during November, according to figures shared first with CQ Roll Call by a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee aide.
Congress Must Address the Long-Term Care Workforce | Commentary
The Senate Special Committee on Aging is holding a hearing on the recommendations made by the federal Commission on Long-Term Care, a panel of experts appointed earlier this year to examine the barriers
Max Baucus Reports Stock Trades From Five Months Ago
The periodic disclosure of financial transactions is required by the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act. Sen.
Ellmers Responds to Criticism Over Comments on ‘War on Women’
In an interview with CQ Roll Call on Monday, the North Carolinian and chairwoman of the Republican Women’s Policy Committee said she wasn’t surprised by the blowback.
House Administration Committee Explores Rebranding, Reworking GPO
Unlike other congressional agencies, only 16 percent of the GPO’s funding comes from congressional appropriations. Rep.
‘Do-Nothing’ Label Belongs to Democrats, Boehner Says (Video)
Boehner seemed to be responding to various news reports that the first year of the 113th Congress has been the least productive in modern congressional history.
Most Competitive Primary in Ill. Is for Foster’s Seat
“This is the only real Republican congressional primary to watch in the state,” said Illinois Republican operative Ryan McLaughlin.
Meet the Captain of Congressional Grammar, Punctuation and Style
Anyone wondering about the proper use of “whereas” in a resolution, feeling confounded by the canons of capitalization in a committee report or pondering the punctuation of a bill should consult
Congressman Disgorges IPO Stock Profits
After contacting the House Ethics Committee, Rep. Beto O’Rourke, D-Texas, told his broker to sell all remaining shares of stock involved with IPOs, and sent the $7,136 in profits to the U.S.
Connie Mack Appears Ready To Return To Congress
News reports have indicated former Rep. Connie Mack, R-Fla., is talking to supporters and is being encouraged to run if Radel resigns from his 19th Congressional District seat.
Ethics Committee Again Defers Investigation Into Grimm
“At least annually, the Committee will make a public statement [if] it continues to defer taking action on the matter.” The committee — then under the chairmanship of ex-Rep.
New Senate Daily Press Gallery Site Chronicles Press Corruption
“Over time, I sort of got interested in how reporters covered the Senate, what choices they decided to make, how accurate their reports were, what kind of working conditions they were operating under.
We Ain’t Broke | Commentary
Energy Information Administration reports that the U.S. imports about 10.6 million barrels per day of crude oil. The estimated yearly cost for importing foreign oil is $433 billion.
In Quick Fashion, House Broadens Program for FEC Fines
Without Congressional action, the FEC authority for administrative fines would end on December 31st.
A Former Congressman’s Under-the-Radar Comeback Bid
So far, Canseco’s campaign has consisted of low five-figure fundraising reports, a Facebook account that was dormant until August and a handful of campaign emails over the past few months.
House Staffers Get Exchange Briefings | Campus Notebook
Bye, Bye THOMAS Say goodbye to THOMAS.gov, congressional wonks.
A Conversation With Pete Sessions — 7 Outtakes
1) On the reports that he told President Barack Obama, in a closed-door meeting at the White House, “I cannot even stand to look at you”: “I didn’t ask for an apology,” Sessions said.