House Passes Budget Deal
</p> Lawmakers voted 332-94 on the deal negotiated by House Budget Chairman Paul D. Ryan, R-Wis., and Senate Budget Chairwoman Patty Murray, D-Wash.
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Reid: Unemployment Insurance Is ‘First Item’ on 2014 Agenda
</p> “For me, I am about as disappointed as anyone could be because Nevada leads the nation in unemployment,” Reid said.
Senate GOP Opposition to Budget Deal Grows
To avoid another government shutdown, however, appropriators will still need to draft an omnibus spending bill by Jan. 15 that gets approved by both chambers.
Republicans Unite on Budget Rule, Beat Back Push on Unemployment Benefits (Video)
Plenty of Republicans might not like the budget deal, but only one of them, apparently, despises the deal enough to side against GOP leadership on the procedural votes for the bill — perhaps the last best
Republicans Unite on Budget Rule, Beat Back Push on Unemployment Benefits
Plenty of Republicans might not like the budget deal, but only one of them, apparently, despises the deal enough to side against GOP leadership on the procedural votes for the bill — perhaps the last best
Democrats Ignore Leaders to Pass Pediatrics Research Bill
</p> “And we’re trying to do what’s right in terms of delivering on the legacy of their daughter,” he said.</p> But Democrats characterized the bill as “window dressing.” Minority Whip Steny H.
Timing for Sexual-Assault Bills Still Up in Air
</p> Leaders, opponents and supporters of the bill all would like to have a vote on Gillibrand’s legislation, as well as related bills, as soon as possible.
Congress Can Act on Immigration Before Year’s End | Commentary
</p> Despite the fact that the Senate passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill this summer, the House of Representatives has yet to bring an alternative to a floor vote.
Iran Briefing Unable to Blunt Sanctions Push
</p> A Senate aide close to the talks said a bill could surface as early as today.
Overheard: The Schumer Rule, Debunked?
</p> — Sen. Bill Nelson
House Administration Explores Creation of Women’s History Museum
</p> The New York Democrat offered the story as one example of “how hard it is to get anything done related to women,” during a House Administration Committee hearing on a bill that would establish a
Five Tasty Morsels | Capitol Quip
</p> Here are this week’s finalists: </p> Let’s save some for the next time we’re on furlough. You really have to give credit to the toothpick lobby for a job well done.
Landrieu’s First TV Ad Highlights Her Obamacare Fix
Landrieu launched the first TV ad of her re-election campaign on Wednesday, highlighting her bill that would allow individual health care plan holders to keep their insurance under Obamacare.
Little Evidence of Major GOP Revolt on Budget Deal
</p> Republicans are going to whip the bill Wednesday and it could come to the floor Thursday.</p> Rep.
‘Price Is Right’ Legend Endorses Jolly in Florida Special Election
</p> “Because with Jolly, the choice is right,” says Barker in the spot.
Democrats Holding Back on Budget Deal
</p> “Our caucus is just finding all of this out this morning.
Will Paul Ryan’s High-Risk Budget Deal Return High Rewards?
</p> Getting the bill through, no matter the partisan breakdown, would easily stand as the most important tangible legislative victory for Ryan during his nearly 15 years in the House, which have been
America’s Successful Telecom Experiment | Commentary
ISPs invested more than $1.2 trillion since President Bill Clinton and a bipartisan Congress shepherded the 1996 Telecommunications Act into law.
Some Democrats Holding Out for Unemployment Benefits
</p> “This puts the bill at risk,” Rep. Sander M. Levin said, speaking with reporters on Wednesday afternoon. The Michigan Democrat is the ranking member of the House Ways and Means Committee.
Opportunities Now and Later in North Carolina
</p> State Sen. Josh Stein, who serves as minority whip. </p> State Rep. Grier Martin, who represents a chunk of Raleigh.