Lawmakers Promise Action in Response to Scathing Library of Congress Report
</p> The House Appropriations Committee has already stepped in.
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House Committee Approves Ban on D.C. Abortions After 20 Weeks
</p> What was surprising, D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) said, was that Republicans seemed almost reluctant to speak about why the bill was D.C.-specific.
House Votes to Compel Sequestration Report
</p> Only two Members voted against the bill: New York Democratic Reps. Eliot Engel and Maurice Hinchey.
DISCLOSE Act Advocates Vow to Press On After Senate Defeat
</p> Whitehouse and Merkley were joined by representatives of the Coalition for Accountability in Political Spending, a bipartisan group of state officials led by New York City Public Advocate Bill de
Rob Portman’s Push Not Too Popular
</p> Their bill has the backing of many Republican leaders. Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl offered the bill as an amendment to Citrus Trust Fund legislation in a Finance Committee markup Wednesday.
Levin Brothers Latch On to Tax Return Matter
</p> Earlier this year, he attached a provision to the Senate’s highway bill that would have given the Justice Department authority to combat tax avoidance.
Senate May Soon Grind to Halt
</p> The first test comes today, when the Senate is scheduled to vote on whether to cut off debate on a bill by Sen.
Fisher: No Labels Would Hurt Separation of Powers
</p> Why would our political system be better if the president talks more than he currently does?
Mitch McConnell Warns Harry Reid Over Filibuster Changes
</p> Without referencing the Kentucky Republican by name, Reid said Paul thinks he is a “better Secretary of State than Hillary [Rodham] Clinton.”
Balto: Debit Cards Triumph Thanks to Durbin Amendment
</p> A year out from the Fed’s issuance of regulations, we can see a range of positive effects for consumers around the nation.
Reading the Tea Leaves: How the Senate Could Look
</p> Thus far, Democratic Sens. Sherrod Brown (Ohio) and Bill Nelson (Fla.) are favored in their respective presidential tossup states.
Arizona: Bill Clinton, Trent Franks Endorse in 9th District
President Bill Clinton endorsed former Arizona Democratic Party Chairman Andrei Cherny on Tuesday in his bid for the 9th district.
K Street Files: Dispute Over Renting Recalled Vehicles Reaches a Crescendo
</p> Enterprise Rent-A-Car publicly opposed such proposals, but with a new bipartisan bill in the House and a companion measure expected to drop any day in the Senate, other industry players are joining
Montana: Cancer Remains at Heart of Senate Ads
It featured a cancer survivor discussing how the cuts in an appropriations bill Rehberg supported could have affected her recovery.
Parties Settle In for Contentious Tax Fight
</p> House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer told reporters Tuesday that the president and Democratic Congressional leadership were calling on Republicans to “bring to the floor as soon as possible” a bill that
The Benefits of Being a Swing Vote
</p> In an interview with Roll Call, King sounded receptive to negotiating.
GOP, Cheney Will Press for Defense
</p> The Senate has already voted on a version of the sequestration report bill. Sens.
Democrats Prolong DISCLOSE Debate Despite Loss
</p> Reid blasted Republicans for their unanimous opposition in a speech Monday afternoon on the Senate floor, attempting to tie the bill to the issue of whether presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt
Democrats Milk Olympics Uniform Spat
</p> Stabenow is the lead sponsor of the bill to give tax incentives for companies to move jobs to the United States, while punishing outsourcing.
Parties Maneuver for Edge in Fiscal Battle
</p> This week, House Republicans have scheduled the Sequestration Transparency Act for the floor Wednesday, followed by the Defense appropriations bill.