GOP Senators Back U.S. Involvement in Libya
</p> It is unclear what kind of floor action the House might take this week, when the chamber considers the Defense appropriations bill, which could be amended with proposals regarding Libya.
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Richmond: More Money Is Needed to Keep Ships Moving
</p> If the river closes entirely, the United States will lose $295 million a day and valuable export power.</p> The Mississippi River is the single most important U.S. commercial waterway.
Boehner: Another Vote on Libya Will Be Held
</p> It is unclear what kind of floor action the House might take next week, when the chamber considers the defense appropriations bill that could be amended with proposals regarding Libya.
Will Activist Base Really Sit on Sidelines in 2012?
</p> <p class="BodycopyStorybasics">There were similar gripes in 2008 when Netroots Nation was held in Austin and Obama had just made a move that attendees didn’t like on a warrantless wiretapping bill
Camp Runs Ways and Means Quietly
</p> “We’re the only committee to have the president repeal a part of his health care bill,” Camp said proudly.
Bachmann Playing With House Money
Michele Bachmann, thousands of tea party activists descended on the Capitol to vent their rage over the health care overhaul bill pending before Congress.
Heard on the Hill: Polis’ Crack (House) Comparison?
</p> Polis, a former Web startup superstar, broke it down like this: Websites are like houses and domain names are like street signs.
Levin, Peters Drawn Together Under New Michigan Map
</p> As expected, the proposed map released Friday also moves Democratic Reps.
Griffith Likes to Go His Way, Even if It’s Odd
He said he was annoyed when he found a specific “buy American” provision that would cost his district jobs buried in a 900-page bill.
Influence of Iowa, Ethanol Industry Appears to Wane
</p> The lopsided Senate vote on a bill by Sens.
From the Editor: Slowdown in the Gulch
</p> One reason why Alan Murray and Jeff Birnbaum wrote such an instructive narrative is they had such terrific material to work with.
Hill Climbers: From Silicon Valley to Capitol Hill
</p> Later, after the $600 credit card bill came in, she was forbidden for months from going online.</p> But this wouldn’t deter her. Mark, now press secretary for Rep.
As Showdown Looms, Congress Hits the Field
</p> “Chemistry’s important,” Baca said.
Transportation: Collapse of a Big Tent?
</p> All Together Now </p> Once the province solely of roadbuilders, the highway bill began shifting to a broader portfolio of transportation programs in 1982, when President Ronald Reagan’s intrepid
Homeland Security: A Chemical Imbalance
Security appropriations bill.
Senate Votes to Kill Ethanol Subsidy
</p> Although it passed easily, the underlying bill — a reauthorization of the Economic Development Administration — isn’t likely to become law, and even if it did, the ethanol provision would likely
Allen Names Bill Riggs Campaign Press Secretary
George Allen (R) announced Thursday that Bill Riggs will serve as press secretary for his Virginia Senate campaign.
Telecommunications: In High Definition
The Senate bill would do so, but the House seems dead-set against going along.
Sarah Steelman Steps Away From Ryan Plan
</p> “The Ryan plan is a start, but it isn’t perfect.
Defense: No Alternative
</p> Pentagon Vs.