Gingrey: Lawsuits Handcuffing Health Care
</p> This is an alarming and costly problem.
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Rep. Connie Mack IV Set to Make Senate Announcement
</p> Correction Appended </p> All signs are suggesting that Rep.
Durbin, Levin, Reed Support Libya Mission
</p> “The reports are positive,” Durbin said of the intervention, which began Saturday.
Few Minds Changed on Anniversary of Health Care Law
</p> Lawmakers marked the law’s birthday Wednesday with opinion pieces, press releases and fundraising pitches.
Gingrich to GOP: Pair Repeal With Debt Increase
Ben Nelson of Nebraska and Bill Nelson of Florida that we are able to actually get the repeal of Obamacare through the Senate, and then say to the president, if you want to meet your constitutional obligations
Pelosi Sticks to Itinerary on Second Day in Italy
John Mica (R-Fla.), Bill Pascrell (D-N.J.), and Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.), Pelosi spokesman Nadeam Elshami confirmed.</p> “We’re back on schedule,” Elshami wrote in an email.
Kucinich to Try to Strip Troop Funding for Libya
</p> In a letter to Members on Tuesday, the Ohio Democrat said he would offer an amendment to the next continuing resolution or omnibus appropriations bill “that would prohibit funding for U.S. involvement
DCCC Targets 10 Republicans on Entitlements
Bill Young (Fla.), Allen West (Fla.), Dan Benishek (Mich.), Joe Heck (Nev.), Lou Barletta (Pa.), Blake Farenthold (Texas), Paul Ryan (Wis.), Sean Duffy (Wis.) and David McKinley (W.Va.).
Report: Pelosi Hospitalized in Italy
</p> House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was hospitalized Monday after feeling “slightly unwell” during a visit to Rome, the Agence-France Presse is reporting.
High Court Allows Coordinated Campaign Spending Limits
</p> <p class="p1">By not taking up the case of Cao v.
Cantor Outlines Economic Growth Plan in Speech
</p> Cantor’s speech came as House Republicans are refocusing their messaging on jobs.
GPO Mulls Name Change in PR Offensive
</p> <p class="p3">The Stop the Over Printing Act — a bill that would end a requirement that the GPO print hard copies of Congressional bills and resolutions — passed the House unanimously in January.
Cherry Blossom Festival to Aid Ravaged Japan
</p> In addition to sending monetary aid, the festival also brings a more symbolic gift to Japan.
Maria Meier Leads Drive for Staff Diversity
</p> Martina Bradford, the former head of the program, said she helped staff more than 200 minority employees in Senate offices since she was hired in 2007.</p> “These numbers are not big.
Hispanic Caucus Wants a Little DCCC Wooing
</p> Now, Israel is looking to solidify his relationship with Hispanics in Congress.
As if She’ll Return Any Moment
</p> “And what smells so bad in the fridge?”</p> The scene is typical, but the circumstances are not.
House Moves Toward Defunding NPR
Correction Appended </p> The House on Thursday moved to proceed to debate on a bill that would block federal funding for National Public Radio.
House Supports Ending Federal Funding for NPR
</p> The bill would also ban NPR from using federal money to buy programming.
Printing Agency May Modernize Its Name
</p> Nelson said the agency’s name gives the impression that the bulk of the GPO’s work is manual printing.