Old Bulls Don’t Want to Go ‘Nuclear’ on Filibusters
</p> Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin of Michigan and Sen.
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People on the Move
</p> Jasemine Chambers has joined the patents and innovation counseling practice at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati as of counsel.
In a Divided City, Rivlin Strives to Find Common Ground
</p> During a career spent deep in the numbers of federal budgeting, she has worked as director of the White House Office of Management and Budget for President Bill Clinton, was founding director of
Amtrak on Right Track, Leader Tells House Panel
While he and the panel’s incoming chairman, Pennsylvania Republican Bill Shuster, have backed down on demands for privatization, they are certain to insist on further steps to save money and improve operations
At Congressional Research Service, A Long History of Pointed Questions
</p> An analyst’s personal politics might also undermine his work on a controversial topic.
Inside the 2014 Senate Races
</p> GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy is seen in Louisiana GOP circles as best-suited to challenge and beat the incumbent. He’s viewed as the “consensus candidate,” one Louisiana Republican operative said.
Inside the 2014 Senate Races
</p> GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy is seen in Louisiana GOP circles as best-suited to challenge and beat the incumbent. He’s viewed as the “consensus candidate,” one Louisiana Republican operative said.
Revised Privacy Bill Doesn’t Win Prosecutors’ Support
Burns said a more comprehensive bill is necessary to clarify when and how officials can access data.
Today at a Glance: Nov. 27, 2012
The Senate resumes consideration of a motion to proceed to the fiscal 2013 defense authorization bill.
GOP Senators Offer a ‘Starting Point’ For Immigration Debate Ahead
</p> A draft bill the senators have been working on for months would not grant young undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship, an omission designed to head off Republican opposition but a move likely
Lobbyists Stress Need for a ‘Clean’ Immigration Bill in Next Congress
</p> Advocates of overhauling the nation’s immigration laws say their messaging includes entreaties to Congress to keep any bill clean.
McCaul Gets Homeland Gavel
</p> The Texan upset two other senior members of the committee who were seen as the frontrunners in the only three-way chairmanship race this year. Mike D. Rogers of Alabama and Candice S.
Chaffetz: Boost Innovation With Fair and Equal Internet Radio Royalties
</p> These innovations have helped the music industry to prosper.
People on the Move
</p> Don Green has been hired as vice president at the Business Roundtable. He was legislative director for Sen. Olympia J. Snowe, R-Maine.
Railroad Maintenance: One Tax Credit That Is All but Permanent
</p> The Greenwich, Conn.
Filibuster Changes Becoming Sore Point on Senate Floor
He has mentioned doing away with filibusters of motions to proceed, which must be adopted before the Senate can take up a bill or nomination.
Hill Experts Urge Return to Legislating
</p> The floor amendment process can also be liberalized.
Hill Experts Urge Return to Legislating
</p> The floor amendment process can also be liberalized.
Out of the Leadership Loop, Price Is Free to Forge His Path on Health Care
</p> “The question is, what is he going to do with all that extra time?” a GOP aide said. “We know he’s a go-getter.”
Defense Bill Faces Delay
</p> Late Monday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., made a motion to bring the bill to the floor, but debate was put off until Tuesday.