Steny Hoyer Lends Support to Kate Marshall in Nevada Special
</p> Hoyer and Marshall’s first two events will focus on jobs and be held at green energy companies in northern Nevada.
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Obama’s Uncle Charged With Drunken Driving, Held by Immigration Officials
</p> Obama is a half brother of the president’s deceased father.
Earthquakes, Hurricanes and Spectrum Auctions
</p> Over at CTIA, organization president and former Rep.
Eric Cantor Would Offset Earthquake Aid
</p> Cantor did not offer specifics on potential offsets, but his view is in line with House Republicans’ approach to disaster aid this year.</p> Rep.
Rep. Coffman Wants to Cut Congressional Pensions
</p> The Colorado Republican announced Wednesday that he plans to introduce legislation after the recess that would end the defined benefit retirement plan available to Members of Congress.
Tim Kaine, George Allen Use Virginia Races as 2012 Primer
</p> Kaine endorsed Alfonso Lopez in a contested Democratic primary for an open Northern Virginia House of Delegates seat. Lopez won.
Volunteer Chimney Sweeps Spiff Up White House
</p> Aside from longevity, the team has another advantage: They’re free.
Hasner Nabs Former Florida Speaker’s Endorsement
</p> Hasner, the former Florida House Majority Leader, is locked in a nasty battle with former Sen. George LeMieux for the GOP nomination to take on Sen. Bill Nelson (D) next year.
Capitol Evacuated After Earthquake
</p> The Capitol and other government buildings were evacuated Tuesday afternoon in the wake of an earthquake.</p> The 5.8-magnitude quake struck at 1:51 p.m.
Jim Jordan Backs Josh Mandel in GOP Primary
</p> Jordan, Republican Study Committee chairman, sparred with Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) over the debt ceiling bill last month.
Advocates Push for Transparency at CRS
</p> Reps.
Library of Congress Offers Buyouts to Staffers
</p> The bill would slash $53 million from the Library’s budget, bringing its total funding level to $575 million. It’s the largest single cut to any legislative branch agency.
Logistical Concerns Slow Start of Deficit Panel
</p> But Van Hollen said it was possible that the committee could meet sooner than Sept. 16.</p> “I am ready to get started,” he said.
Governor Signs New West Virginia Map
Earl Ray Tomblin signed West Virginia’s Congressional redistricting bill into law Thursday morning, the Democrat’s spokesman told Roll Call.
Nevada Special Election Candidates Clash in Debate
</p> Amodei defended the bill, which he said would have capped spending and prevented many of the problems the state now faces.
Giffords Seeks FEC Permission for Security Upgrades
</p> House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood had recommended that security assessments be carried out at all Members’ district offices, and some lawmakers have had assessments of their homes as well.
Coburn Blunt Talk Causes Stir
</p> But Coburn also defended Obama, according to the transcript.</p> “His intent isn’t to destroy,” he said. “It’s to create dependency, because it worked so well for him.
NRCC Does Fourth Ad Buy Against Marshall in Nevada Special Election (VIDEO)
</p> It’s the NRCC’s fourth ad in advance of the Sept. 13 contest to fill the seat of appointed Sen.
Party Crashers All the Rage, Aren’t All the Same
</p> “For better or for worse, our basic structure dictates a two-party system,” said Bill Galston, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, veteran Democratic adviser and another of No Labels’ 30
Cassil: Can Mr. Smith Still Go to Washington?
</p> Across the political spectrum, people are upset by this decision.</p> “I’m appalled and devastated by it.