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Debate Comes at a Critical Time

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is preparing a new six-year authorization bill to guide the nation’s surface transportation program.

Obama Signs Stimulus Package

Returning to Denver, the city where he received the Democratic nomination, President Barack Obama on Tuesday signed the $787 billion stimulus bill, calling it a “balanced plan” that mixes tax cuts and

Price Rises on Bipartisanship

</p> Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) will likely need 60 votes for every major economic recovery bill that comes to the floor, given any one Senator can object on procedural grounds and force

Reid Sets Votes on Solis, D.C. Voting Rights

</p> Immediately following final passage Friday night of a $787 billion economic stimulus bill, Reid took to the floor to file procedural motions to overcome GOP objections to both the Solis nomination

Senate Sends Stimulus to Obama

After holding the vote open for more than five hours, the Senate gave final approval to a $787 billion economic stimulus bill on a 60-38 vote at 10:46 p.m. Friday.

Brown’s Vote to Put Stimulus Over the Top

Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) to return from a memorial service for his mother to complete a final vote on a $787 billion economic stimulus bill — an indication of just how close the vote is.

GOP Twists Arms on Stimulus

Mike Castle (R-Del.) and Fred Upton (R-Mich.) became the target of an 11th-hour push by the House GOP whip operation furiously working to persuade moderate Members to oppose the economic stimulus bill.

Art of Hatch(ing) the Deal

However, Hatch’s penchant for deal-making has its limits: He is passionately opposed to Obama’s $787 billion economic stimulus bill.

Heard on the Hill: Token Smokin’

Cliff Stearns (R-Fla.) smoking in the Rayburn House Office Building cafeteria, shortly after the House vote on the stimulus bill Friday afternoon.

Obama Pitches to the Press

With his first major initiative in danger of sinking, President Barack Obama last week moved to enlarge his already broad profile and sharpen his message, pitching his stimulus bill aggressively to the