Drugmaker’s Eyelash Fight Reaches Congress
</p> It is hard to say exactly how many rival products contain the ingredients.
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Chuck Grassley: GOP Won’t Filibuster Violence Against Women Act
</p> The bill has 61 co-sponsors, presumably making a filibuster attempt fruitless, let alone the opportunity it would give Democrats to rail against GOP obstruction on a popular bill.
Highway Bill Finally Clears Roadblocks
</p> Passage of the bill — indeed, any highway measure — clears a significant hurdle in the process of reauthorizing transportation spending, and Republican aides said they hope the conference will be
For Some, All Politics Is Postal
</p> The Leisure World Plaza post office and others around the nation are not out of the woods yet as the Senate debates a bill this week to reform the USPS.
Zoe Lofgren Criticizes Copyright Official Over Piracy Statements
a controversial bill that would allow the Justice Department to stop foreign websites from selling copyrighted material to U.S. consumers and allow law enforcement to block access to entire Internet domains
GOP Clashes Over Export-Import Bank Reauthorization
a reauthorization bill as early as next week.
K Streeters Adjusting to Loss of Earmarks
</p> He’s hardly the only one.
Don’t Believe the Anti-Incumbent Narrative
</p> Yes, Congress is unpopular, but that is not why the handful of incumbents who lose primaries will come up short.</p> On Tuesday, 10-term Pennsylvania Rep.
Spending Battle for Senate Kicks Into Gear
</p> “Republicans are going to have access to more money than Democrats,” Murphy said of outside groups.
John Boehner’s Highway Bill Fight in Last Round
</p> Late last week, Boehner tasked Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy with selling the bill to his Conference.
Organizations Use Trayvon Martin Case to Lobby for Racial Profiling Legislation
</p> A bill introduced in October by Sen. Benjamin Cardin (D-Md.) would ban racial profiling by law enforcement officials, including neighborhood watch groups.
Congress Stares Skyward
</p> While we enjoyed all of the impromptu snapshots, here are our favorites from Congressional sources:</p> 1. Best Close-Up — @RepPeteKing </p> <p class="wp-caption-text">Courtesy Rep.
House GOP Uses Once-Reviled Tactic for Budget Measure
</p> Despite cries of hypocrisy from Democrats, Republicans used the self-executing rule — informally known as “deem and pass” — to tack the Wisconsin Republican’s budget onto an easily passable bill,
Washington, D.C., Not Big Fan of Isaiah Washington
</p> It might be that “Grey’s Anatomy” fans are still holding a grudge over Washington spitting out a homophobic slur directed at former co-star T.R. Knight.
White House Pressed on Gay Rights Issue
With a Republican-led House and a Congress now focused on the elections, the chances of passing a gay-rights-oriented bill this year are dim at best.
Bill Clinton Backs Loyalists
President Bill Clinton’s recent endorsements in a handful of House primaries have conjured up memories of the 2008 Democratic presidential primary, as he has sought to reward his wife’s supporters and
Senate GOP Retains Counsel in Recess Pick Dispute
</p> Asked for his thoughts on the move, Majority Leader Harry Reid said it made no difference to him.</p> “I don’t care,” the Nevada Democrat said.
There’s No Shortage of Drama in Illinois
Bill Foster and Iraq War veteran Tammy Duckworth, who ran unsuccessfully in 2006.</p> “The road to the majority goes through Illinois,” DCCC Chairman Steve Israel (N.Y.) said last month.
Highway Bill Splits House GOP
</p> In a blog post Monday, Heritage Action for America bluntly warned against voting for the 90-day bill.