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No Chance of Immigration Law This Year, Boehner Says

House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Thursday dismissed speculation that an immigration bill could clear Congress before the midterm elections, despite efforts in the Senate to do just that.

HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Bono Back in Town

</p> The rock star joined dignitaries from near and far (including former President Bill Clinton) at the awards dinner for the Atlantic Council held at the Ritz-Carlton.

Ertel: Whatever Happened to Acid Rain?

As Senators hammer out the final details on their climate and energy bill, the push to forge compromise inevitably creates complexity. The bill could be a victim of too many cooks in the kitchen.

Climate Bill Faces Big Woes

</p> “It depends on two things: Sen. Reid’s schedule and what’s in the bill. I haven’t seen it,” Baucus said.

Gutierrez Slams Graham Over Immigration Reform

</p> The Senate’s only Latino member, Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), said he was still optimistic that the chamber could pass a bill this year, even though no Republicans have indicated they might support a bill

Coburn Puts Wireless Industry On Hold

We hope that the bill will be passed soon.”</p> But until lawmakers find a way to offset the study’s costs, Coburn will continue to stand in its way, his office says.</p> “Dr.

Deal Struck to Move Forward on Wall Street Reform

</p> Bipartisan negotiators appear to have reached a deal to begin debate on the financial regulatory reform bill, an agreement that likely ends a three-day Republican filibuster of the effort.

All-Night Session in Store for Senate

</p> “The vote is to debate the bill,” Cardin said, suggesting Republicans had ulterior motives with the ongoing talks on regulatory reform.

GOP Waves White Flag on Reform

For their part, Democratic leaders faced internal pressure from liberal rank-and-file Members not to water down the bill.

Financial Reform Debate to Begin After GOP Relents

</p> Senators who previously voted against proceeding to the bill, including Sens. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Ben Nelson (D-Neb.), applauded the bipartisan agreement and said they would support it.

Campus Notebook: Learning Under Pressure

House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood reflected Wednesday on the uptick of threats to Members in the aftermath of the health care reform debate, telling Members that the Capitol Police learned a few lessons