Balanced Budget Amendment Fails in House
</p> Just 25 Democrats voted for the bill, most of them members of the conservative Blue Dog Coalition which has long supported the concept.</p> Rep.
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House Approves Minibus Over Conservative Objections
</p> Despite Rogers’ glowing floor statement, Republican appropriators who negotiated the bill with Senate conferees were fuming about the floor vote in which more Democrats than Republicans supported
Senate Overcomes Conflicts to Pass Minibus
</p> The Senate is expected to be in session Friday working on the Defense authorization bill, but no roll call votes are likely.
Bill to Plenty of Policy Riders
</p> The California Republican had hoped to bring up the bill this morning, when the committee charged with overseeing D.C. affairs had a scheduled markup.
Chambers Look Toward Recess
</p> Reid also said another possible option would be for the Senate to vote on the package Friday. The Senate is currently moving forward on the Defense authorization bill.
Sofia Vergara Beau Won’t Run for Senate
</p> According to the St. Petersburg Times, the Republican cited his health as the reason for passing on a run against Sen. Bill Nelson (D). Loeb was hurt in a car accident last year.
Housing and Guns Are Minibus Winners
</p> The minibus is made up of three individual spending bills, including the Commerce, Justice and science appropriations bill; the Transportation and Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill
D.C. Officials Say No Thanks to Autonomy Plan Linked to Abortion Funding
</p> But Issa’s belief that a bill giving D.C. more independence would only pass the House with a provision barring the use of taxpayer dollars to pay for abortions in the district ultimately cost him
Campus Notebook: D.C. Officials Reject Issa Proposal for Autonomy
he followed through with a proposed bill.”
Pegoraro: Online Piracy Act Is Copyright Overreach
The 2.0 version of this bill is now ready for your contemplation.
Group Asks Congress to Disclose Airline Perks
</p> Delta and its Republican allies are bent on using the funding bill to overturn the decision, which held that the decision to unionize an airline should be based on a majority of those who vote as
Giffords Memoir Scolds Palin, Boehner
</p> Not all political cameos in the book are negative. President George H.W.
Aistars: Rogue Websites Stifling American Entrepreneurs
</p> Books by Thompson, who passed away in 2008, are still widely read — downloaded as many as 4,800 times from a single offshore site.
Maffei Vs. Buerkle Is a Top Rematch to Watch
</p> He had lost by 648 votes, three-tenths of 1 percent of votes cast.</p> Given the margin of defeat, Maffei told Roll Call, “One always would have regrets.”
Chambers Juggle Minibuses
</p> The first minibus of the year includes the Commerce, Justice and science appropriations bill; the Transportation and Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill; and the Agriculture, rural
Rhee: Fix Education to Move Forward, Help Schools
</p> Most troubling is the stripping of essential language in the bill that would have required states to ensure that all schools have meaningful teacher evaluation systems.
Chris Coons, Marco Rubio Team Up on Jobs
</p> Coons said the two are currently seeking co-sponsors and have sent their bill to the Congressional Budget Office to be scored.
Internet Companies Boost Hill Lobbying
“I guess this bill got their attention.”</p> In joining the fray, the technology companies also are picking a fight with one of Washington’s most stalwart lobbying powers, the U.S.
Coburn Pushes for Funding Boost to GAO
The Senate Appropriations Committee passed a legislative branch spending bill in September that would have trimmed the GAO budget by 7.6 percent.
News Corp. Executive Opts Against Senate Bid
Senior Vice President and attorney Bill Guidera will not run for the Senate Republican nomination in Minnesota, according to the Associated Press.