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The bill would grant musicians compensation when their work is broadcast on the radio.
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House, Senate Democrats Angling to Pass Health Bill by Easter
</p> House and Senate Democratic leaders are trying to work out an agreement to pass health care reform legislation by Easter, but House Democrats want assurances that their Senate counterparts will join
Obama to Press Congress to Pass His Health Proposal
</p> Obama will speak at 1:45 p.m. about why reform is crucial and how his $950 billion proposal — which is based on Senate-passed legislation — will give families more control over their health care,
GOP Sending Mixed Signals on Bunning Blockade
</p> Bunning, known for having a prickly personality, took shot at his own party and McConnell on Tuesday morning as he read a letter from a constituent who praised his stand against the bill.
Heard on the Hill: Interchangeable Chairmen?
</p> “Boy, did we get down,” Conyers told the crowd at the press conference, in which he joined singer Dionne Warwick and others to promote a bill to give royalties to musicians for radio play.
GOP Runoffs Certain in Races Against Edwards, Rodriguez
</p> In Edwards’ 17th district, businessman Bill Flores and 2008 nominee Rob Curnock continued to lead the five-candidate field, with Flores at 35 percent and Curnock at 27 percent, with 76 percent of
Hutchison Concedes in Texas
</p> Early returns showed Perry with 52 percent of the vote in the three-way contest, just above the 50 percent threshold he needed to win the primary outright and avoid a six-week extension of the campaign
Hoyer Says Bunning Filibuster Underscores Senate Dysfunction
</p> The Maryland Democrat raised eyebrows in late January when, channeling mounting House Democratic frustration at gridlock in the opposite chamber, declared the process there “broken” and said it “
Obama Tells Hill Leaders He’s Open to GOP Health Care Ideas
</p> Obama said in a letter to Congressional leaders that he left last week’s bipartisan health care summit “convinced” that both parties “have more in common than most people think.”
Rangel Woes, Senate Jobs Bill Vex Black Caucus
</p> Will caucus members rally behind Rangel?
Gates Details Plans for Lifting Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
</p> The letter’s release Tuesday comes on the eve of a scheduled news conference in which Sen.
McConnell Tries, but Can’t Seem to Duck Bunning Questions
news conference to talk health care reform, and even trotted out Senate Budget ranking member Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) to discuss the perils of Democratic plans to use reconciliation to pass a final reform bill
Hollis: Digital Equality Will Help Boost the Economy
During Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign, James Carville told us all, “It’s the economy, stupid.” More than a decade later, the idea still rings true.
Bunning Ties GOP in Knots
</p> Yet others in the Conference just tried to make the issue go away. </p> Moderate Sen.
Clark: Carrot and Stick Approach Needed for Homeowners in Foreclosure
</p> This isn’t just the result of simple economics.
NRCC Weighs Playing in Pair of Specials
</p> When Rep. Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) and former Rep.
Admonishment’ Is Not Covered by Ethics Rules
</p> “Even for the committee to issue a letter of reproval … [it] has to go through the entire adjudicatory hearing process,” Walker said. </p> “It’s cumbersome.
GOP Girding for Battle Over Reconciliation
</p> Senate Republicans have maintained a filibuster of any final Democratic health care reform bill since late January, when they gained a 41st seat with the election of Sen.
Turley: Court Takes Up Guns, Rights for All U.S. Citizens
</p> While gun control is usually a reliable rallying point for the right and left, there is a major complication in the case over the court’s practice of picking and choosing which rights in the Bill
Health Care Debate Makes New Budget More Likely This Year
</p> But there’s more this year that complicates the situation.