Education: Traveling on Whose Dime?
</p> Experts expect the spending will continue to grow.
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Defense: A Powerful Team of Spokesmen
</p> It is illegal to provide direct assistance to terrorist groups.
The State of K Street: Work in the Shadows
</p> Some firms have seen their LDA work pick up.
John McCain Throws ‘Sequester’ Wrench Into Farm Bill
</p> Senate Agriculture Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) and ranking member Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) worked aggressively to pass the bill out of their committee, appending dozens of amendments to the
Campus Notebook: Justin Amash Plans Parental Consent Bill
</p> Norton was referencing another bill that would place restriction on abortions in D.C. The measure sponsored by Rep.
James Inhofe Tries Out Role of Diplomat
</p> “There is a conservative position in this. And that is to have a bill. Because if you don’t have a bill, there’s only one other choice, you have to do extensions.”
GOP Leaders, WH Battle Over Bush-Era Taxes
</p> Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One today, White House spokesman Jay Carney said the president would only sign a bill to extend the Bush tax cuts for middle-income Americans who make up to
GOP, Democrats Lay Out Tax Cut Stances
</p> Although President Bill Clinton and former National Economic Council Director Lawrence Summers quickly walked back their comments, the damage was done: Republicans seized on the remarks to put pressure
Florida: Connie Mack IV Scores Jeb Bush Endorsement
</p> Mack has scored some big endorsements in his bid for the GOP Senate nomination, from Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney to Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.).
EMILY’S List Membership Triples
</p> The group, which works to elect Democratic women who support abortion rights, started 2011 with fewer than 400,000 members.
Nancy Pelosi Remembers 25 Years in Congress
</p> Pelosi also offered surprisingly warm praise for former President George W.
New Mexico: Michelle Lujan Grisham Wins 1st District Democratic Primary
</p> In a three-way primary that got nasty in the closing weeks, Lujan Grisham won with 40 percent of the vote, followed by state Sen.
K Street Files: Bond Group Hires Up; Saltzman Lands a Lobby Job
</p> Collet is replacing Bill Daly, who is now director of government affairs for the National Association of Bond Lawyers.
Ethics Committee Says Maxine Waters’ Rights Not Violated
</p> “There has been no violation of the due process rights to which you are entitled,” Goodlatte and Yarmuth wrote.
Fosmark: Ocean Policy Respite Is Step in Right Direction
</p> Because it is being implemented by executive order rather than statute, the policy has not been subject to the scrutiny that accompanies the legislative process.
Paulsen, Bilbray and Gerlach: Kill the Excise Tax on Medical Devices
</p> “We have never moved a job overseas” said Paul Touhey, Fujirebio’s president and CEO.
Welcome to the Jungle Primary
</p> Rep.
House Ethics Panel Clears Self
</p> But the trial never happened.
Rand Paul Tries Killing Foreign Aid Softly
</p> The most recent example is Pakistan.
Steny Hoyer Charges GOP with Obstructionism
</p> Specifically, Hoyer quoted Pennsylvania GOP Rep. Bill Shuster, “whose father pursued bipartisan agreement on the highway bill on a regular basis, with whom I served,” Hoyer said.