Diagnosis Goes Beyond Sequester for Cancer Patients
Recent news reports have blamed the sequester’s automatic spending cuts as the reason cancer patients have been forced to switch to new cancer centers in the middle of their treatments.
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Bob Dold Announces House Comeback Campaign #IL10
Dold, a pest control business owner, was heavily recruited by the National Republican Congressional Committee to run again in the district, located north of Chicago.
House Majority PAC Targets Women With Closing Mark Sanford Attack #SC01
House Majority PAC had spent about $261,000 on the race so far, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
Rand Paul, FreedomWorks Endorse Mark Sanford #SC01
endorsed Sanford Also, FreedomWorks, a conservative outside group, invested about $7,200 to help Sanford, according to Federal Election Commission reports filed on April 26.
Senate Probes Swartz Case as Hacking Law Changes Pitched
Justice Department officials will brief Senate Judiciary Committee staff members Thursday about the prosecution of Swartz for hacking and other computer crimes related to his downloading of scholarly
Health Insurance Anxiety on Capitol Hill
Anxiety about the requirement increased Thursday following reports that congressional leaders of both parties were holding secret meetings to try to exempt lawmakers and their staff.
GOP Raises Heat on CFPB’s Cordray
But Vitter’s move illustrates a deepening battle between congressional Republicans and the CFPB.
Opposite Congressional Stock Trades Made in Energy Company and Subsidiary
Flores sits on the House Natural Resources Committee and its subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources. In another filing, Sen.
NRCC Raises $8.1 Million in March but Trails DCCC
The National Republican Congressional Committee will end the first quarter of the 2014 cycle with the same sum, $8.1 million, in the bank, according to fundraising figures provided exclusively to
House Retirement Watch Clues Found in First Fundraising Reports
Not a single House member has announced they will retire in 2014, but first-quarter fundraising reports indicate some may be headed in that direction.
Remainders: They Work Hard for the Money
Congressional candidates work hard for the money, and it shows in the first-quarter fundraising reports filed on Monday.
California: Almost Every Democrat in Delegation Gets Behind Honda
All but three Democrats in California’s congressional delegation have now publicly backed Rep. Michael M. Honda’s re-election bid.
Senate Quietly Curtails STOCK Act Reporting for Staff
The House Administration Committee was also not in the discussions about what might happen before Monday, a Republican spokeswoman for the committee confirmed, adding that the House Clerk would be
Ex-Lawmakers to Investigate Extra-Terrestrials
“There will be press sections, an audience area, and witness and committee tables,” the CHD promises.
Blown Immigration Deadlines by ‘Gang of Eight’ Testing Senate Nerves
As the Republican members of the Senate gang of eight were attending their lunch, their Democratic counterparts were speaking with members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. Rep.
Top 5 House Rematches to Watch (So Far)
The House landscape is far from set at this early juncture, with first-quarter fundraising reports due Monday and challengers just starting to roll out their campaigns.
Top 5 House Rematches to Watch (So Far)
The House landscape is far from set at this early juncture, with first-quarter fundraising reports due Monday and challengers just starting to roll out their campaigns.
Tough Budgeting Places National Weather Service In an Uneasy Orbit
This short staffing comes even though the Weather Service has benefited from some relative congressional generosity in recent years.
Rep. Sanford Bishop Sets Up Legal Defense Fund
Campaign finance reports show Rep. Bishop loaned his campaign committee $40,664 on 12/14 so the committee could pay $40,664 to Greenberg & Traurig on 12/14 for ‘legal fees.”
Street Talk: The Curious Cases of Vanishing Lobbyists
Edward Newberry, a partner in Patton Boggs’ public policy and lobbying division, had an enviable book of business in 2011, based on his federal disclosure reports.