Reid: Shutdown Looking More Likely
</p> Reid said House leaders have drawn a line in the sand over abortion and clean air riders in the longer-term continuing resolution, which he said have no business on a funding bill.
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House Passes Stopgap CR as Shutdown Fears Grow
</p> The House passed a one-week stopgap spending bill on Thursday that would fund the Department of Defense through the end of September — but the bill is likely to hit a wall in the Senate.
Republicans Ready to Unveil Compromise Map in Louisiana
</p> The new map is essentially the bill named for Democratic state Sen. Lydia Jackson, except that the two horizontal districts in northern Louisiana in that version are flipped on their ends.
Ask Roll Call: Twitter Q&A Thursday — Government Shutdown Edition
</p> Ask questions for Roll Call’s 11th Twitter Q&A, to take place Thursday around 4:30 p.m.</p> The latest edition is with reporter Daniel Newhauser. He covers the campus beat for Roll Call.
House Democrats Want Retroactive Pay for Furloughed Staffers
</p> House Appropriations ranking member Norm Dicks said he would support such a measure, which would have to originate in his committee.</p> “Absolutely.
RSC Submits Conservative Budget Alternative
</p> “We certainly appreciate the good work the Budget Committee has done.
The New, Costly Things
</p> <p class="Bodytextoutlookbody">In their celebration was also a subtle warning.
Unscientific Method
</p> <p class="Subheadoutlooksubhead"> Taxonomy of a Credit </p> <p class="Bodytextoutlookbody">When companies talk about federal support for innovation, often the first thing they mention is the tax
Filling the Science Pipeline
</p> <p class="Subheadoutlooksubhead"> Highs and Lows </p> <p class="Bodytextoutlookbody">Every three years America’s pride takes a hit when the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development releases
Faster, Safer — Feasible?
</p> <p class="Subheadoutlooksubhead"> A Souped-Up GPS </p> <p class="Bodytextoutlookbody">Today’s air traffic control system basically relies on the same technology that has been in place since the 1930s
A Burning Question
</p> <p class="Subheadoutlooksubhead"> Eyes on Illinois </p> <p class="Bodytextoutlookbody">The centerpiece of the stimulus spending for coal is $1 billion committed by the administration last year for
House Could Vote on Stopgap; Obama Calls Meeting
</p> McCarthy dispatched his whip team earlier in the day to take the temperature of the Conference and begin whipping the one-week bill.
Heard on the Hill: Connolly Uses Comedy to Make a Point
</p> In return, the Virginia Democrat has submitted five amendments that would change the name of the bill to:</p> • Middle Eastern Economic Development and Assistance Act</p> • Protecting Americans
Moran: Staff Unlikely to Get Back Pay After Shutdown
</p> The Virginia Democrat said that based on conversations with Members from both parties, he sees little appetite to pass a bill restoring pay.
No Deal Reached on Spending Bill
</p> President Barack Obama said he had a “frank” and “constructive” meeting with Congressional leaders late Wednesday night in an effort to break a political logjam over a six-month spending bill.
Between the Lines: Louisiana Map in Flux While Iowa Lines Seem Solid
The state Senate approved the map with two horizontal districts earlier this week, but the House killed the bill hours after Republican Gov.
Lobbyists Get Busier as Shutdown Looms
</p> <p class="p3"> “We’ve never lived this before; there’s never not been a defense bill at this stage,” said Michael Herson, a lobbyist with American Defense International who represents several major
Stuck in CR Debate as Budget Looms
</p> Rep.
CR Talks Appear Back On Track
</p> But while talks were continuing, so was the partisan rhetoric.</p> Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.
Heard on the Hill: Sniffling Speaker
</p> Rep. Collin Peterson, ranking member of the Agriculture Committee, must have a special place in the Speaker’s heart.